Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1957 - Bills, Legislative |
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... million worth of materials which would presum- ably include such things as stationery or a great variety of things , but there must be purchase tax payable on quite a large proportion of that £ 11 million ? -- Not the greater part of it ...
... million worth of materials which would presum- ably include such things as stationery or a great variety of things , but there must be purchase tax payable on quite a large proportion of that £ 11 million ? -- Not the greater part of it ...
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... million to £ 7.2 million ? —Yes . 2359. Despite the fact that you had at the same time reduced the specifica- tion by cutting out hangars ? —No , we had not reduced it . That was done first . The history of that is that a tentative ...
... million to £ 7.2 million ? —Yes . 2359. Despite the fact that you had at the same time reduced the specifica- tion by cutting out hangars ? —No , we had not reduced it . That was done first . The history of that is that a tentative ...
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... million to £ 9.3 million . To what extent is that due to increased consumption ? - ( Sir Alan Hitchman . ) The additional tonnage is 3.1 million tons . 3650. What is that proportionately ? -Over half of the increase is due to increased ...
... million to £ 9.3 million . To what extent is that due to increased consumption ? - ( Sir Alan Hitchman . ) The additional tonnage is 3.1 million tons . 3650. What is that proportionately ? -Over half of the increase is due to increased ...
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