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... of Northern Ireland to repeal or alter the provisions of this Act in its application to Northern Ireland this Act shall be deemed to have been passed prior to the appointed day referred to in the Government of Ireland Act , 1920.
... of Northern Ireland to repeal or alter the provisions of this Act in its application to Northern Ireland this Act shall be deemed to have been passed prior to the appointed day referred to in the Government of Ireland Act , 1920.
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I may say that the rather protective provision in clause 11 comes really for the present at the bot- tom of page 5 : " Provided that subject to the provisions of this section nothing in this Act shall prevent any local authority or ...
I may say that the rather protective provision in clause 11 comes really for the present at the bot- tom of page 5 : " Provided that subject to the provisions of this section nothing in this Act shall prevent any local authority or ...
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Then you go on and you describe the sort of people who will or may be included according to the provisions of the Bill . They include Engineers , Sur- veyors , Estate Agents , and even Auctioneers ? —Yes . 786.
Then you go on and you describe the sort of people who will or may be included according to the provisions of the Bill . They include Engineers , Sur- veyors , Estate Agents , and even Auctioneers ? —Yes . 786.
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If a clause were put in that Bill , that the provisions of the Bill in no way refer to the corporate members of the Council now , or here- after - there would have to be proper words that is the suggestion . Captain Wallace . 842.
If a clause were put in that Bill , that the provisions of the Bill in no way refer to the corporate members of the Council now , or here- after - there would have to be proper words that is the suggestion . Captain Wallace . 842.
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Those who are employed by local authori- ties are exempt from the provisions . 947. Is there any provision in the amended Bill that could possibly apply to the architects whom you employ under you ordinary practice ?
Those who are employed by local authori- ties are exempt from the provisions . 947. Is there any provision in the amended Bill that could possibly apply to the architects whom you employ under you ordinary practice ?
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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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