Parliamentary Papers, Volume 24H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... responsible for security . This followed from Sir Findlater Stewart's Report in 1945. He took as his starting point its purpose . " Its purpose " , he said , " is Defence of the Realm and nothing else . It follows that the Minister ...
... responsible for security . This followed from Sir Findlater Stewart's Report in 1945. He took as his starting point its purpose . " Its purpose " , he said , " is Defence of the Realm and nothing else . It follows that the Minister ...
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... responsibility for further action , that is to say , whether to take steps to eliminate the security risk or to put up with it . If a mistake is made , it is the Home Secretary who will be responsible to Parliament . 241. It was ...
... responsibility for further action , that is to say , whether to take steps to eliminate the security risk or to put up with it . If a mistake is made , it is the Home Secretary who will be responsible to Parliament . 241. It was ...
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... responsible to the Admiralty for his day - to - day work ; but he was also generally responsible to the British Ambassador for any- thing that affected the local situation and would keep him informed about any matter of policy that ...
... responsible to the Admiralty for his day - to - day work ; but he was also generally responsible to the British Ambassador for any- thing that affected the local situation and would keep him informed about any matter of policy that ...
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INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN SCIENCE | |
COMPUTERS FOR RESEARCH | |
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