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Clause 3 : 66 " and by Amendments made in page 1 , line 22 , after the word inserting the word " thereafter , " and in page 2 , line 8 , by leaving out the word annually " and inserting the words " not later than twelve months from the ...
Clause 3 : 66 " and by Amendments made in page 1 , line 22 , after the word inserting the word " thereafter , " and in page 2 , line 8 , by leaving out the word annually " and inserting the words " not later than twelve months from the ...
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Question put , That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Clause . The Committee divided : Ayes . Mr. Lindley . Colonel Moore . Sir Frederick Rice . Mr. Tasker . Captain Wallace . Dr. Watts . Noes . Mr. Gardner .
Question put , That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Clause . The Committee divided : Ayes . Mr. Lindley . Colonel Moore . Sir Frederick Rice . Mr. Tasker . Captain Wallace . Dr. Watts . Noes . Mr. Gardner .
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Clause 16 : Amendment made in page 6 , line 39 , by leaving out the word " may and inserting the word " shall " - ( Sir Clement Kinloch - Cooke ) —instead thereof . Another amendment made . Another amendment made in page 7 , line 22 ...
Clause 16 : Amendment made in page 6 , line 39 , by leaving out the word " may and inserting the word " shall " - ( Sir Clement Kinloch - Cooke ) —instead thereof . Another amendment made . Another amendment made in page 7 , line 22 ...
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66 Clause 11 . Line 28 , leave out from " but Page 5 . or is . " in line 29 . 66 I shall Line 22 , leave out any . " Line 23 , after " is " insert " Line 25 , after " insert enter or . " " and 66 Line 29 , leave out eighteen " ' and ...
66 Clause 11 . Line 28 , leave out from " but Page 5 . or is . " in line 29 . 66 I shall Line 22 , leave out any . " Line 23 , after " is " insert " Line 25 , after " insert enter or . " " and 66 Line 29 , leave out eighteen " ' and ...
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Then , Sir , we come to Clause 7 which is the Clause dealing with conduct , and of course to meet the point that has just put to me , the disciplinary powers under that Clause will be limited to the persons who are on the register .
Then , Sir , we come to Clause 7 which is the Clause dealing with conduct , and of course to meet the point that has just put to me , the disciplinary powers under that Clause will be limited to the persons who are on the register .
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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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