Parliamentary Papers, Volume 16H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page vi
... ( Vote 3 ) shows a decrease from 305,000l . to 207,000l . , due to the fact that , beginning with the year 1926 , only one Electoral Register will be prepared each year instead of two . 11. The Estimate for the grant - in - aid of the ...
... ( Vote 3 ) shows a decrease from 305,000l . to 207,000l . , due to the fact that , beginning with the year 1926 , only one Electoral Register will be prepared each year instead of two . 11. The Estimate for the grant - in - aid of the ...
Page vii
... ( Vote 2 ) shows a net decrease of 29,0301 . There is a net reduction in the cost of services in China by 16,700 ... ( Vote 3 ) contains provision for only three - quarters of a normal provision . 19. The Estimate for the Dominions Office ...
... ( Vote 2 ) shows a net decrease of 29,0301 . There is a net reduction in the cost of services in China by 16,700 ... ( Vote 3 ) contains provision for only three - quarters of a normal provision . 19. The Estimate for the Dominions Office ...
Page viii
... Vote . The arrangements as regards the staff of the Board follow the same principle and are explained in paragraph 19 . 22. The Estimate for Oversea Settlement ( Vote 7 ) shows an increase of 463,500l . as compared with the Estimates ...
... Vote . The arrangements as regards the staff of the Board follow the same principle and are explained in paragraph 19 . 22. The Estimate for Oversea Settlement ( Vote 7 ) shows an increase of 463,500l . as compared with the Estimates ...
Page ix
... Votes and the contribution from the Government of India . is shown as an Appropriation - in - Aid . 31. The contribution towards the cost of the India Office ( Vote 11 ) includes a sum of 28,000l . formerly provided in Army Votes . A ...
... Votes and the contribution from the Government of India . is shown as an Appropriation - in - Aid . 31. The contribution towards the cost of the India Office ( Vote 11 ) includes a sum of 28,000l . formerly provided in Army Votes . A ...
Page x
... ( Vote 3 ) shows an increase of 181,1057 . , of which 150,000l . is accounted for by increments in the pay and automatic growth in the pensions of the police . The remainder is due to increase in the strength of police forces . 37. The ...
... ( Vote 3 ) shows an increase of 181,1057 . , of which 150,000l . is accounted for by increments in the pay and automatic growth in the pensions of the police . The remainder is due to increase in the strength of police forces . 37. The ...
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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