House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 224
... Treasury " sanction, and the Treasury can only give this sanction temporarily, " and then subject to the following conditions : — '' 1st. There must be a necessity for the excess expenditure. " 2nd. The expenditure must be such as it ...
... Treasury " sanction, and the Treasury can only give this sanction temporarily, " and then subject to the following conditions : — '' 1st. There must be a necessity for the excess expenditure. " 2nd. The expenditure must be such as it ...
Page 352
... Treasury sanction had beien applied for and given, and the only defect, so far as the year's account was concerned, was that the Department concerned had not complied with Treasury direction, that the exceptional nature of the charge ...
... Treasury sanction had beien applied for and given, and the only defect, so far as the year's account was concerned, was that the Department concerned had not complied with Treasury direction, that the exceptional nature of the charge ...
Page 740
... Treasury sanction, 550 ; if not provided for in Estimates, to be begun only in urgent cases, 216, 293, 334-5, WOBKS AND BUILDINGS: III. New Works — continued. 496 ; Treasury sanction necessary, 21, 216, 293, 334-5, 349- 50, 496, 520 ...
... Treasury sanction, 550 ; if not provided for in Estimates, to be begun only in urgent cases, 216, 293, 334-5, WOBKS AND BUILDINGS: III. New Works — continued. 496 ; Treasury sanction necessary, 21, 216, 293, 334-5, 349- 50, 496, 520 ...
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