Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... ( Paragraph 12 of the Report ) 52 weeks ending 31st March , 1963 Provision in Fourth Schedule Description of goods ... Paragraph 1 ( a ) ... ( i ) Aircraft 14 13 12,840 9,956 ( ii ) Spare parts and 5,557 1,294 * 4,097 3,612 equipment ...
... ( Paragraph 12 of the Report ) 52 weeks ending 31st March , 1963 Provision in Fourth Schedule Description of goods ... Paragraph 1 ( a ) ... ( i ) Aircraft 14 13 12,840 9,956 ( ii ) Spare parts and 5,557 1,294 * 4,097 3,612 equipment ...
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... paragraph 26 ( iv ) ) Avoidance of price increases ( Chapter II , paragraph 26 ( vii ) ) Avoidance of unduly high machine and non - machine costs ( Chapter II , paragraph 26 ( viii ) ) ... The international ' case for the £ versus the ...
... paragraph 26 ( iv ) ) Avoidance of price increases ( Chapter II , paragraph 26 ( vii ) ) Avoidance of unduly high machine and non - machine costs ( Chapter II , paragraph 26 ( viii ) ) ... The international ' case for the £ versus the ...
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... paragraph 575. ) ( 13 ) The length of the transitional period is determined by the time . needed to convert all £ s ... paragraph 578. ) ( 14 ) We recommend that crown pieces and silver threepenny pieces should be demonetised * as soon ...
... paragraph 575. ) ( 13 ) The length of the transitional period is determined by the time . needed to convert all £ s ... paragraph 578. ) ( 14 ) We recommend that crown pieces and silver threepenny pieces should be demonetised * as soon ...
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