House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 196
... excess arises ; and he urged that though in this instance the financial result may be the same, it is important, as a matter of principle, to show clearly that a Department cannot look to excess receipts under Appropriations in Aid to ...
... excess arises ; and he urged that though in this instance the financial result may be the same, it is important, as a matter of principle, to show clearly that a Department cannot look to excess receipts under Appropriations in Aid to ...
Page 197
... extra receipts be £1,000,000, the Department cannot spend more than £11,000,000 in all. 2. // the extra receipts realize more than the Estimate, and Parliament has not authorized any increase of expenditure, then the excess has to be ...
... extra receipts be £1,000,000, the Department cannot spend more than £11,000,000 in all. 2. // the extra receipts realize more than the Estimate, and Parliament has not authorized any increase of expenditure, then the excess has to be ...
Page 334
... receipts which may be in excess of the estimated Appropriations in Aid.* Resort to that method by the Treasury in no ... Extra Receipts. (Opinion of Officers of the House of Commons.)— Appendix No. 2 to 3rd Report, 1894. With reference ...
... receipts which may be in excess of the estimated Appropriations in Aid.* Resort to that method by the Treasury in no ... Extra Receipts. (Opinion of Officers of the House of Commons.)— Appendix No. 2 to 3rd Report, 1894. With reference ...
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