Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 130
... period * with a very long transitional period * , one lasting perhaps over a decade . The short preparatory period would keep down the number of machines for conversion ; the long transition would enable machines to be replaced ...
... period * with a very long transitional period * , one lasting perhaps over a decade . The short preparatory period would keep down the number of machines for conversion ; the long transition would enable machines to be replaced ...
Page 131
... period of substantially more than two years was intolerable and that the preparatory period should be long enough both to keep the transitional period within this time limit and generally to enable organisations to plan for a smooth ...
... period of substantially more than two years was intolerable and that the preparatory period should be long enough both to keep the transitional period within this time limit and generally to enable organisations to plan for a smooth ...
Page 133
... period 576. The transitional period will effectively come to an end when all £ s . d . machines have been converted , and when the penny ceases to circulate because there is no further use for it . We cannot at this stage forecast ...
... period 576. The transitional period will effectively come to an end when all £ s . d . machines have been converted , and when the penny ceases to circulate because there is no further use for it . We cannot at this stage forecast ...
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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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