House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 128
... paid. But it is not only not technically paid, it is not even claimable or due, and it therefore can neither be properly paid, nor charged in the accounts as a payment. The remarks of the Comptroller and Auditor General in his Report ...
... paid. But it is not only not technically paid, it is not even claimable or due, and it therefore can neither be properly paid, nor charged in the accounts as a payment. The remarks of the Comptroller and Auditor General in his Report ...
Page 181
... paid into the Consolidated Fund in aid of the revenue of the year. To state the matter shortly, only the exact sum paid out of the Consolidated Fund in the year ought to have been recouped to it, but under the arrangement as carried out ...
... paid into the Consolidated Fund in aid of the revenue of the year. To state the matter shortly, only the exact sum paid out of the Consolidated Fund in the year ought to have been recouped to it, but under the arrangement as carried out ...
Page 389
... paid for twice over, and, secondly, that all work which has been paid for, and which should be sent into store, Is actually received there. In accordance with the recommendation contained in paragraph 11 of that Committee's Report, a ...
... paid for twice over, and, secondly, that all work which has been paid for, and which should be sent into store, Is actually received there. In accordance with the recommendation contained in paragraph 11 of that Committee's Report, a ...
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