Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 151
... recommend that the Executive Board , and all the organisations involved in the conversion programme , should give ... recommend that crown pieces and silver threepenny pieces should be demonetised * as soon as possible . ( Chapter XIII ...
... recommend that the Executive Board , and all the organisations involved in the conversion programme , should give ... recommend that crown pieces and silver threepenny pieces should be demonetised * as soon as possible . ( Chapter XIII ...
Page 153
... recommend that the Ministry of Pensions and National Insurance , and the National Assistance Board , should study the possibility of adopting a shilling unit basis for their benefit payments during the preparatory period in order to ...
... recommend that the Ministry of Pensions and National Insurance , and the National Assistance Board , should study the possibility of adopting a shilling unit basis for their benefit payments during the preparatory period in order to ...
Page 154
... recommend that the Executive Board should give priority to consideration of the special changeover problems faced by the banks , in consultation with the British Bankers ' Association and the Business Equip- ment Trade Association ...
... recommend that the Executive Board should give priority to consideration of the special changeover problems faced by the banks , in consultation with the British Bankers ' Association and the Business Equip- ment Trade Association ...
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