Parliamentary Papers, Volume 16H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page vii
... amount payable for the first three quarters of the year was accurately known , but the amount for the fourth quarter had to be estimated . It is proposed in future to pay half - yearly . In the year 1927 , in which the change is being ...
... amount payable for the first three quarters of the year was accurately known , but the amount for the fourth quarter had to be estimated . It is proposed in future to pay half - yearly . In the year 1927 , in which the change is being ...
Page ix
... amount by which Indian Revenues benefitted through arrangements made following the recommendations in the Final Report dated the 6th April , 1900 , of the Royal Commission on Indian Expenditure . The 28,000l . now in question is a sum ...
... amount by which Indian Revenues benefitted through arrangements made following the recommendations in the Final Report dated the 6th April , 1900 , of the Royal Commission on Indian Expenditure . The 28,000l . now in question is a sum ...
Page x
... amount of the Appropriations in Aid . Further particulars of these , including the amount recoverable from the Governments of Northern Ireland and the Irish Free State are given in the details of the Estimate . 1927 . £ 53,039,228 CLASS ...
... amount of the Appropriations in Aid . Further particulars of these , including the amount recoverable from the Governments of Northern Ireland and the Irish Free State are given in the details of the Estimate . 1927 . £ 53,039,228 CLASS ...
Page xiv
... amount of the Exchequer Contribution equals about two - fifths of the estimated contributions paid to the Fund by employers and workers ( 32,025,000ʊ . ) . 65. In pursuance of the Unemployment Insurance Acts the Unemploy- ment Fund has ...
... amount of the Exchequer Contribution equals about two - fifths of the estimated contributions paid to the Fund by employers and workers ( 32,025,000ʊ . ) . 65. In pursuance of the Unemployment Insurance Acts the Unemploy- ment Fund has ...
Page xx
... amount of which is largely dependent on awards of Arbitration Boards , or the War Compensation Court or other Court . Excess receipts over and above the expenditure of the Liquidation department are estimated at approximately 153,000l ...
... amount of which is largely dependent on awards of Arbitration Boards , or the War Compensation Court or other Court . Excess receipts over and above the expenditure of the Liquidation department are estimated at approximately 153,000l ...
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A.-SALARIES accounted addition in respect allowance of 1001 Amount required annum Appendix Appropriations in Aid bonus where payable carry an addition Class VII Commissioners Consul cost of living Court Decrease Ditto ending 31 March estimated as follows expenditure in connection Fees Fund Grant in Aid Higher Grade INCIDENTAL EXPENSES including bonus Inspector Insurance Schemes-Employer's Contributions Irish Free item represents Keeper Living bonus payable London meet fluctuation Ministry money provision National Insurance Schemes-Employer's Northern Ireland Numbers pay shown payable in accordance Pensions personal salaries Post Office Provision to meet rates and scales receives an allowance Registrar represents the total respect of Cost Revenue Departments Revote Royal Irish Constabulary scales of pay scheme set Scotland Service is estimated Shorthand Typists shown as inclusive shown in brackets Staff Clerk Stationery and Printing Subhead Superannuation Temporary Clerks total expenditure TOTAL FOR SALARIES total remuneration Unestablished Messengers Vice-consul Vict Vote WAGES AND ALLOWANCES