House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 358
... arrangements. It is difficult for your Committee to offer an opinion on these details. The judgment of the Treasury on these points must be accepted. Doubtless, when it had been decided to make the arrangement for Sir Evan Nepean, the ...
... arrangements. It is difficult for your Committee to offer an opinion on these details. The judgment of the Treasury on these points must be accepted. Doubtless, when it had been decided to make the arrangement for Sir Evan Nepean, the ...
Page 359
... arrangement should have been submitted to, or approved by, the Treasury. The Committee are not prepared to say that the arrangements made in 1891 for granting Sir Evan a deferred pension, and in 1893 for commuting that pension for an ...
... arrangement should have been submitted to, or approved by, the Treasury. The Committee are not prepared to say that the arrangements made in 1891 for granting Sir Evan a deferred pension, and in 1893 for commuting that pension for an ...
Page 523
... arrangement as acting fairly between the two Votes in the long run and obviating the keeping of troublesome and expensive accounts. Note. — The arrangement referred to by the Committee was thus described in para. 30 of the Comptroller ...
... arrangement as acting fairly between the two Votes in the long run and obviating the keeping of troublesome and expensive accounts. Note. — The arrangement referred to by the Committee was thus described in para. 30 of the Comptroller ...
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