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Page lxxix
Under this system , they were able to make sufficient profits on some services to balance losses made elsewhere ( Q. 284-5 ) . But with the greater operating freedom that the private bus companies now have , with the assurance under the ...
Under this system , they were able to make sufficient profits on some services to balance losses made elsewhere ( Q. 284-5 ) . But with the greater operating freedom that the private bus companies now have , with the assurance under the ...
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Beneath him , the key man who fills the new post of traffic manager is able to take prompt decisions without requiring the consideration of the General Manager himself ( Report , para . 60 ) ; he is able both to provide , and to sell ...
Beneath him , the key man who fills the new post of traffic manager is able to take prompt decisions without requiring the consideration of the General Manager himself ( Report , para . 60 ) ; he is able both to provide , and to sell ...
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Changes have been made at regional headquarters , so that the General Manager ( who is the Chief Executive of the Region , responsible to the Area Board — Appendix 5 ) is left much freer , and able thereby to ...
Changes have been made at regional headquarters , so that the General Manager ( who is the Chief Executive of the Region , responsible to the Area Board — Appendix 5 ) is left much freer , and able thereby to ...
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Special Report from the Select Committee | 15 |
Special Report from the Committee on Public Petitions | 17 |
Proceedings of Standing Committee | 25 |
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 7 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1959 |
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