House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 140
... paragraph 20, that the inquiries as to the progress of expenditure should be in writing, and should be placed on record. Send copies of paragraphs 11 to 20 to the Admiralty, and say that, although the remarks in paragraphs 14 to 20 do ...
... paragraph 20, that the inquiries as to the progress of expenditure should be in writing, and should be placed on record. Send copies of paragraphs 11 to 20 to the Admiralty, and say that, although the remarks in paragraphs 14 to 20 do ...
Page 332
... paragraph 5 the Comptroller and Auditor General adverts to the operation of section 2 of the Public Accounts and Charges Act of 1891 (54 & 55 Viet. c. 24). Under the powers thereby conferred upon the Treasury, the practice of treating ...
... paragraph 5 the Comptroller and Auditor General adverts to the operation of section 2 of the Public Accounts and Charges Act of 1891 (54 & 55 Viet. c. 24). Under the powers thereby conferred upon the Treasury, the practice of treating ...
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... paragraph 5, Comptroller and Auditor General's General Report). But there remain some to which it has not yet been extended (see paragraph 5 above cited). In 1883 the Committee stated that one uniform principle should be observed ...
... paragraph 5, Comptroller and Auditor General's General Report). But there remain some to which it has not yet been extended (see paragraph 5 above cited). In 1883 the Committee stated that one uniform principle should be observed ...
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Accounting Officer Admiralty adopted advances amount applied Appropriation Act Appropriations in Aid Army and Navy Army Council arrangement attention authority balance Board Board of Admiralty cash charge circumstances Civil Service CLASS Colonial Commissioners Committee of Public Comptroller and Auditor concur connexion consider consideration Consolidated Fund contract contractors cost deficiency desirable Dockyard duty examination excess Exchequer and Audit expenditure Extra Receipts further Government Grant in Aid House of Commons incurred issued Lords Lordships Majesty's Treasury ment Naval obtained opinion Order in Council Ordnance Factories paid paragraph Parliament Parliamentary payments pension Post Office practice present proposed Public Accounts Committee question recommend reference regard regulations respect responsibility Revenue Departments Royal Warrant rule salary Second Report Secretary Section statement Stock Valuation stocktaking Store Accounts Subhead submitted Supplementary Estimate Supplementary Vote surplus taken tion Treasury Minute Treasury sanction Vote of Credit