House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 332
... practice of treating extra receipts hitherto paid into the Exchequer as Appropriations in Aid, has been extended to 39 Votes in the Civil Service Estimates. He remarks that as the amounts thus placed at the disposal of the several ...
... practice of treating extra receipts hitherto paid into the Exchequer as Appropriations in Aid, has been extended to 39 Votes in the Civil Service Estimates. He remarks that as the amounts thus placed at the disposal of the several ...
Page 510
... practice should be altered. Your Committee adopt the conclusion of the Comptroller and Auditor General that the practice of exempting funds from assessment ought not to be continued in the absence of statutory authority. Having regard ...
... practice should be altered. Your Committee adopt the conclusion of the Comptroller and Auditor General that the practice of exempting funds from assessment ought not to be continued in the absence of statutory authority. Having regard ...
Page 657
... practice governing the award of superannuation in the Civil Service is not always practicable, but they proceeded to add that they regarded uniformity of practice in such cases as very desirable, and that, in their opinion, there were ...
... practice governing the award of superannuation in the Civil Service is not always practicable, but they proceeded to add that they regarded uniformity of practice in such cases as very desirable, and that, in their opinion, there were ...
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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