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Chairman . ] As I understand it the Bill is not designed to exclude any particular professions or sections of professions , but we are going to hear the evidence of every- body who likes to come forward and give their views .
Chairman . ] As I understand it the Bill is not designed to exclude any particular professions or sections of professions , but we are going to hear the evidence of every- body who likes to come forward and give their views .
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Chairman . ] The suggestion has been made that we should recall Major Barnes on Tuesday at 3.30 to answer any points that Mr. Tasker has asked him which he is unable to reply to now . Now Mr. Tasker says that he has to be at a London ...
Chairman . ] The suggestion has been made that we should recall Major Barnes on Tuesday at 3.30 to answer any points that Mr. Tasker has asked him which he is unable to reply to now . Now Mr. Tasker says that he has to be at a London ...
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Chairman . ] I think your answer is quite sufficient ; and , Major Tasker , I must ask you to confine yourself to ques- tions which are pertinent to the Bill . Mr. Tasker . ] With great respect , Sir , may I point out to you that here ...
Chairman . ] I think your answer is quite sufficient ; and , Major Tasker , I must ask you to confine yourself to ques- tions which are pertinent to the Bill . Mr. Tasker . ] With great respect , Sir , may I point out to you that here ...
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Chairman . ] No. Mr. William Hirst . ] Do not make any mistake . You will remember that when we were in Committee ... is only refusing to put them because he is smart- ing under a sense of injustice from the ruling of the Chairman .
Chairman . ] No. Mr. William Hirst . ] Do not make any mistake . You will remember that when we were in Committee ... is only refusing to put them because he is smart- ing under a sense of injustice from the ruling of the Chairman .
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Chairman . 263. The amendment that you propose in section 5 , subsection 1 , ( c ) is simply a suggested one ? -That is so . 264. The other amendment that you propose in Clause 20 is a positive one ? — That is an agreed amendment .
Chairman . 263. The amendment that you propose in section 5 , subsection 1 , ( c ) is simply a suggested one ? -That is so . 264. The other amendment that you propose in Clause 20 is a positive one ? — That is an agreed amendment .
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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