House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 61
... examination ' may be carried ; supposing it were a second detailed examination ' of the whole accounts, which I think few persons would venture ' to suggest, that of course would entail very large expense. On ' the other hand, if it ...
... examination ' may be carried ; supposing it were a second detailed examination ' of the whole accounts, which I think few persons would venture ' to suggest, that of course would entail very large expense. On ' the other hand, if it ...
Page 145
... examination given by him to the Store Accounts of the Stationery Office, and the matter has subsequently received the attention of the Public Accounts Committee in connexion with a general question us to the expediency of establishing ...
... examination given by him to the Store Accounts of the Stationery Office, and the matter has subsequently received the attention of the Public Accounts Committee in connexion with a general question us to the expediency of establishing ...
Page 211
... examination of them, as well as to the extension of such examination, under proper conditions, to the Manufacturing Accounts of the Army and the Navy. They think that it will be desirable that your position as regards a test audit of ...
... examination of them, as well as to the extension of such examination, under proper conditions, to the Manufacturing Accounts of the Army and the Navy. They think that it will be desirable that your position as regards a test audit of ...
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