House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 139
... consideration of the Committee's Report: — 1. The exercise of any powers enabling a Department to spend on a particular service more than Parliament understood to be required, should be carefully watched. 2. My Lords adhere to the ...
... consideration of the Committee's Report: — 1. The exercise of any powers enabling a Department to spend on a particular service more than Parliament understood to be required, should be carefully watched. 2. My Lords adhere to the ...
Page 259
... consideration, and that only experience can prove what is the best form to adopt. Meanwhile they approve of the present use of the form as it stands. Comparison of Cost Results. 11. The Comptroller and Auditor General pointed out in his ...
... consideration, and that only experience can prove what is the best form to adopt. Meanwhile they approve of the present use of the form as it stands. Comparison of Cost Results. 11. The Comptroller and Auditor General pointed out in his ...
Page 618
... consideration, particularly with regard to the Civil Departments mentioned in para. 30 above, where the work of the Department is so heavy that it will be extremely difficult for the Permanent Head to be in any true sense specially ...
... consideration, particularly with regard to the Civil Departments mentioned in para. 30 above, where the work of the Department is so heavy that it will be extremely difficult for the Permanent Head to be in any true sense specially ...
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