House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 73
... salaries or pensions are provided for in Parliamentary Grants ; the term " salaries " being understood to cover civil remuneration of fi permanent character, even though paid at daily or weekly rates. 1. If any officer, whose salary is ...
... salaries or pensions are provided for in Parliamentary Grants ; the term " salaries " being understood to cover civil remuneration of fi permanent character, even though paid at daily or weekly rates. 1. If any officer, whose salary is ...
Page 74
... salary, be made against the Vote in which the salary is provided; but (2) If he is not in receipt of salary, the note of extra remuneration should be made against the Vote in which the pension is provided; and (3) The note should not be ...
... salary, be made against the Vote in which the salary is provided; but (2) If he is not in receipt of salary, the note of extra remuneration should be made against the Vote in which the pension is provided; and (3) The note should not be ...
Page 441
... salary can be produced to him, the amount not having reached the 'officer's hand. But it appears to the Committee that the amount having been properly applied towards the recoupment of the deficiency in the public moneys which had ...
... salary can be produced to him, the amount not having reached the 'officer's hand. But it appears to the Committee that the amount having been properly applied towards the recoupment of the deficiency in the public moneys which had ...
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