Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... tell us then why the estimating was so wide of the mark and why you did not know that these accounts were so large or these Suspense Accounts were so large ? I suppose you know at any moment what the possible amount of the Suspense ...
... tell us then why the estimating was so wide of the mark and why you did not know that these accounts were so large or these Suspense Accounts were so large ? I suppose you know at any moment what the possible amount of the Suspense ...
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... tell us what internal machinery have you for keeping the expenditure of every Vote within the limits of that Vote ? Here , for instance , is Vote 2 , Victualling and Clothing for the Navy and so on , and there is a certain amount voted ...
... tell us what internal machinery have you for keeping the expenditure of every Vote within the limits of that Vote ? Here , for instance , is Vote 2 , Victualling and Clothing for the Navy and so on , and there is a certain amount voted ...
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... tell us about it , because I am not disposed to leave this until I get to the bottom of it , and I must get to the bottom of it through the Treasury Officer . It is all very well to say that the Staff was inadequate , but everyone who ...
... tell us about it , because I am not disposed to leave this until I get to the bottom of it , and I must get to the bottom of it through the Treasury Officer . It is all very well to say that the Staff was inadequate , but everyone who ...
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... tell you better than I. 142. I should be glad if he would , because it strikes me as being an extra- ordinary proceeding ? -There was another case I had two days ago ; a claim from the Ministry of Shipping came in for £ 2,000 which must ...
... tell you better than I. 142. I should be glad if he would , because it strikes me as being an extra- ordinary proceeding ? -There was another case I had two days ago ; a claim from the Ministry of Shipping came in for £ 2,000 which must ...
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... tell us that they had got rid of their War Expenditure , but when we ask them , ' When are you going to get to the end of liquidating your War liabilities ? " they say that they cannot tell us . Therefore I do not think that that in ...
... tell us that they had got rid of their War Expenditure , but when we ask them , ' When are you going to get to the end of liquidating your War liabilities ? " they say that they cannot tell us . Therefore I do not think that that in ...
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31st March Accounting Officer actual Admiralty agree Air Ministry allowance amount ANEURIN WILLIAMS Appropriation Account Appropriations in Aid Army audit balance bonus C. J. NAEF cash cent Chairman charge Committee Comptroller and Auditor Continued contract cost course deal Department Disposal Board Estimate excess Exchequer expenditure expenses fact figures Fund George Barker Government Hurst liabilities loss Marshall Stevens matter mean ment Millar Ministry of Munitions Mission mittee Myers paid paragraph Parliament particular payments pension question receipts referred regard Report Robert Greig salary scheme Sir Alfred Yeo Sir CHARLES HARRIS Sir Charles Walker Sir DANIEL NEYLAN Sir David Davies Sir HENRY BUNBURY Sir Henry Craik Sir John Anderson Sir Malcolm Ramsay Sir Reginald Blair Sir SIGMUND DANNREUTHER Sir William Barton staff Stewart Sub-Head Suspense Accounts tell thing tion Vote War Office whole