Parliamentary Papers, Volume 15H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 73
... person or persons , and a higher one of £ 60 where it is committed by others . Where such an offence is likely to cause death or bodily injury , the maximum penalties are substantially higher ( £ 75 and £ 300 respectively ) . Appendix ...
... person or persons , and a higher one of £ 60 where it is committed by others . Where such an offence is likely to cause death or bodily injury , the maximum penalties are substantially higher ( £ 75 and £ 300 respectively ) . Appendix ...
Page 110
... Persons Estimated Numbers of Persons employed subject to the Factories Acts ( Thousands ) Accident Incidence Rates per 1,000 employed Persons 481 60.9 14.8 75.7 49 Cardboard boxes , cartons and fibre - board packing cases 482 21.1 29.0 ...
... Persons Estimated Numbers of Persons employed subject to the Factories Acts ( Thousands ) Accident Incidence Rates per 1,000 employed Persons 481 60.9 14.8 75.7 49 Cardboard boxes , cartons and fibre - board packing cases 482 21.1 29.0 ...
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... persons are contained in the Cellulose Solutions Regulations , 1934 and the Indiarubber Regulations , 1922. Young persons under the age of 16 may not be employed in the manipulation or use of cellulose solutions containing more than 15 ...
... persons are contained in the Cellulose Solutions Regulations , 1934 and the Indiarubber Regulations , 1922. Young persons under the age of 16 may not be employed in the manipulation or use of cellulose solutions containing more than 15 ...
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