Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1957 - Bills, Legislative |
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... basis of what I call throughput . Chairman . 3620. You were paying , you mean ? -We were paid on a basis of throughput , and we were a very long time in reaching an agreement with the oil companies , while we argued with them , in fact ...
... basis of what I call throughput . Chairman . 3620. You were paying , you mean ? -We were paid on a basis of throughput , and we were a very long time in reaching an agreement with the oil companies , while we argued with them , in fact ...
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... basis of calculation used ; and although we have said that we are taking this up in the light of this further evi- dence I would not like the Committee to assume that there is scope here for obtaining a further repayment by the ...
... basis of calculation used ; and although we have said that we are taking this up in the light of this further evi- dence I would not like the Committee to assume that there is scope here for obtaining a further repayment by the ...
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... basis . What is the last year on a com- parable basis ? That would be 1953-4 when we had 404 . Mr. Turton . ] Surely , if you have got rid of petrol rationing , you require fewer messengers to take messages from depart- ment to ...
... basis . What is the last year on a com- parable basis ? That would be 1953-4 when we had 404 . Mr. Turton . ] Surely , if you have got rid of petrol rationing , you require fewer messengers to take messages from depart- ment to ...
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