House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 165
... VOTE 33. — CONSTABULARY, IRELAND. Failure to present a Supplementary Estimate. 5. There is a Net Deficit of £7,780 8*. 5d. upon this Vote. . . The Treasury explained that a Supplementary Estimate is always called for, as a rule, but in ...
... VOTE 33. — CONSTABULARY, IRELAND. Failure to present a Supplementary Estimate. 5. There is a Net Deficit of £7,780 8*. 5d. upon this Vote. . . The Treasury explained that a Supplementary Estimate is always called for, as a rule, but in ...
Page 263
... Vote can be taken without having been previously submitted to the Public Accounts Committee, who inquire carefully into the grounds of excess, and into the reasons why the expenditure has not been met by a Supplementary Vote. They do ...
... Vote can be taken without having been previously submitted to the Public Accounts Committee, who inquire carefully into the grounds of excess, and into the reasons why the expenditure has not been met by a Supplementary Vote. They do ...
Page 421
... supplementary provision under the Shipbuilding Vote, the proposed allocation of extra grants should be shown, as in the case of the ordinary Estimates. The Admiralty stated in reply that, although there would be little difficulty in ...
... supplementary provision under the Shipbuilding Vote, the proposed allocation of extra grants should be shown, as in the case of the ordinary Estimates. The Admiralty stated in reply that, although there would be little difficulty in ...
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