Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... suppose unless the Committee was satisfied that there was no alteration they would not alter it ? 66. I think , on the whole , on reading your note , we had better leave is as it is . It has the advantage of being verbatim ? -In Sub ...
... suppose unless the Committee was satisfied that there was no alteration they would not alter it ? 66. I think , on the whole , on reading your note , we had better leave is as it is . It has the advantage of being verbatim ? -In Sub ...
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... suppose there is no doubt that the reference to Section 43 of this Act ( line 15 ) is right , and that it will not be affected by what we have just said ? — It will be affected ; it will become Section 42 . 96. You will look after that ...
... suppose there is no doubt that the reference to Section 43 of this Act ( line 15 ) is right , and that it will not be affected by what we have just said ? — It will be affected ; it will become Section 42 . 96. You will look after that ...
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... suppose ( d ) is all right , page 10 ? -Yes . Those are the words which are read in by Section 34 of the Act of 1920 in its application to Scotland . 128. Page 11 , line 8 , refers to " an arbiter who may grant a certificate . " Is that ...
... suppose ( d ) is all right , page 10 ? -Yes . Those are the words which are read in by Section 34 of the Act of 1920 in its application to Scotland . 128. Page 11 , line 8 , refers to " an arbiter who may grant a certificate . " Is that ...
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... suppose when we report to the House we had better say specifically we are satisfied that is not so ? I am quite unable to suggest to what Lord Huntly could have referred . Mr. Craig . ] I think Lord Huntly was asked by the Scottish ...
... suppose when we report to the House we had better say specifically we are satisfied that is not so ? I am quite unable to suggest to what Lord Huntly could have referred . Mr. Craig . ] I think Lord Huntly was asked by the Scottish ...
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... suppose the reference to Section 8 of this Act , and the reference to Section 30 , are right ? -They need con- sequential alteration . ( Clause 38 is passed . ) ( Clause 39 is passed . ) ( Clause 40 is passed . ) 244. Clause 41. I suppose ...
... suppose the reference to Section 8 of this Act , and the reference to Section 30 , are right ? -They need con- sequential alteration . ( Clause 38 is passed . ) ( Clause 39 is passed . ) ( Clause 40 is passed . ) 244. Clause 41. I suppose ...
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