Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page xiii
... clear up the matter , and in particular that no inquiry was held by technical experts at the Ascot Depot itself . 25. Purchase of Additional Parts for Hervieu Hangars . - In Para . 9 of connection with another case C. & A. G's Your ...
... clear up the matter , and in particular that no inquiry was held by technical experts at the Ascot Depot itself . 25. Purchase of Additional Parts for Hervieu Hangars . - In Para . 9 of connection with another case C. & A. G's Your ...
Page xiv
... clear that the examination undertaken before the purchase of the property by advisers , who should have had all necessary technical qualifications , was in fact useless . Your Committee are of the opinion that the State obtained very ...
... clear that the examination undertaken before the purchase of the property by advisers , who should have had all necessary technical qualifications , was in fact useless . Your Committee are of the opinion that the State obtained very ...
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... clear that you could not earmark all these 10,000 to Old Age Pension work . ( Mr. ( Mr. Phillips . ) Or anything like it . Cunningham . ) Or anything like it . ( Sir Malcolm Ramsay . ) You see , these officers do Old Age Pensions work ...
... clear that you could not earmark all these 10,000 to Old Age Pension work . ( Mr. ( Mr. Phillips . ) Or anything like it . Cunningham . ) Or anything like it . ( Sir Malcolm Ramsay . ) You see , these officers do Old Age Pensions work ...
Page 9
... clear to the Committee by way of justification for our omission to report them in the past . We did not think they were the type of case that fell within existing Treasury instructions , and the Treasury agreed with us . But they ...
... clear to the Committee by way of justification for our omission to report them in the past . We did not think they were the type of case that fell within existing Treasury instructions , and the Treasury agreed with us . But they ...
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... clear . My note on case No. 35 is this : " In this case [ Continued there was a falsification of accounts on a large scale . There were omissions of receipt counterfoils from the cash books , and the amounts shown on many other receipt ...
... clear . My note on case No. 35 is this : " In this case [ Continued there was a falsification of accounts on a large scale . There were omissions of receipt counterfoils from the cash books , and the amounts shown on many other receipt ...
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