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Page 206
... Crown companies is a problem from a statutory and functional point of view . He would prefer that the Board's ... Crown entities ( including Crown companies ) and state owned enterprises , and that the government's expectations will ...
... Crown companies is a problem from a statutory and functional point of view . He would prefer that the Board's ... Crown entities ( including Crown companies ) and state owned enterprises , and that the government's expectations will ...
Page 257
... CROWN ENTITIES T he Prime Minister referred to the proliferation of Crown entities as a cause of unduly fragmenting the public service and undermining its capability . The state sector has always contained a variety of quangos or ...
... CROWN ENTITIES T he Prime Minister referred to the proliferation of Crown entities as a cause of unduly fragmenting the public service and undermining its capability . The state sector has always contained a variety of quangos or ...
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... Crown Solicitor applied for judicial review . In Franicevic ( below ) The High Court in a criminal appeal was ... Crown Solicitor . The Crown Solicitor regarded the charges as inadequate in light of the offending and he recommended ...
... Crown Solicitor applied for judicial review . In Franicevic ( below ) The High Court in a criminal appeal was ... Crown Solicitor . The Crown Solicitor regarded the charges as inadequate in light of the offending and he recommended ...
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AND CHILD SUPPORT | 3 |
PRACTISING | 17 |
CIMINAL PRACTICE SECTIONS JOURNAL | 30 |
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