Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 110
... expenditure referred to in the previous paragraph is relevant expenditure for the purposes of the general grant paid by the Ministry of Housing and Local Government under the Local Government Act , 1958. The grant for 1961-62 was fixed ...
... expenditure referred to in the previous paragraph is relevant expenditure for the purposes of the general grant paid by the Ministry of Housing and Local Government under the Local Government Act , 1958. The grant for 1961-62 was fixed ...
Page 200
... expenditure . In 1962/3 current public expenditure on higher education in Great Britain was £ 162 million and capital expen- diture £ 57 million . These totals , as we have given them , do not altogether conform to the logical ...
... expenditure . In 1962/3 current public expenditure on higher education in Great Britain was £ 162 million and capital expen- diture £ 57 million . These totals , as we have given them , do not altogether conform to the logical ...
Page 202
... expenditure that would automatically follow from the increase in the number of students , if we assumed present costs per head to remain As Table 56 shows , the expansion recommended would involve an additional expenditure of £ 244 ...
... expenditure that would automatically follow from the increase in the number of students , if we assumed present costs per head to remain As Table 56 shows , the expansion recommended would involve an additional expenditure of £ 244 ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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