House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 519
... Lordships are aware, the present position is that Works Services are estimated for under three main groups (Parts I., II., and III.), each of which is subdivided into three distinct Subheads of the Vote (Fortifications and Artillery ...
... Lordships are aware, the present position is that Works Services are estimated for under three main groups (Parts I., II., and III.), each of which is subdivided into three distinct Subheads of the Vote (Fortifications and Artillery ...
Page 571
... Lordships must now request public Departments to submit for their approval and for the information of Parliament at the earliest practicable moment the best estimate they can frame of their probable requirements. 10. So far as Civil ...
... Lordships must now request public Departments to submit for their approval and for the information of Parliament at the earliest practicable moment the best estimate they can frame of their probable requirements. 10. So far as Civil ...
Page 572
... Lordships need nob revert to them in detail. But they would emphasize the recommendation that Departments should at once begin to earmark special expenditure chargeable to the Vote of Credit as opposed to 'expenditure chargeable to ...
... Lordships need nob revert to them in detail. But they would emphasize the recommendation that Departments should at once begin to earmark special expenditure chargeable to the Vote of Credit as opposed to 'expenditure chargeable to ...
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