Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1957 - Bills, Legislative |
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... matter of ur- gency , expect it to take two months to get an answer from that Department ? It would not surprise me . 3523. That you consider a reply as a matter of urgency . If it was not urgent you would be content with six months ? I ...
... matter of ur- gency , expect it to take two months to get an answer from that Department ? It would not surprise me . 3523. That you consider a reply as a matter of urgency . If it was not urgent you would be content with six months ? I ...
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... matter what is in it , he cannot report the matter to the Public Accounts Committee ? - May we look at this , Sir ? Chairman . ] Yes . I am not asking for any decision at the moment . I just draw attention to the fact that this is a ...
... matter what is in it , he cannot report the matter to the Public Accounts Committee ? - May we look at this , Sir ? Chairman . ] Yes . I am not asking for any decision at the moment . I just draw attention to the fact that this is a ...
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... matter for the Commandant at all . If it were a general matter of policy it would be a matter for the Board of Governors . are Mr. Randall . 1122. What other matters of policy there ? -Domestic issues par- ticularly I was thinking of ...
... matter for the Commandant at all . If it were a general matter of policy it would be a matter for the Board of Governors . are Mr. Randall . 1122. What other matters of policy there ? -Domestic issues par- ticularly I was thinking of ...
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