Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page iv
... seats in question are practically a continuation of the Distinguished Strangers ' Gallery and are easily accessible from the Members ' Lobby up the Strangers ' Staircase ; and it is suggested that as the Members ( now reduced by 60 from ...
... seats in question are practically a continuation of the Distinguished Strangers ' Gallery and are easily accessible from the Members ' Lobby up the Strangers ' Staircase ; and it is suggested that as the Members ( now reduced by 60 from ...
Page iii
... seating accommodation for Members of Parliament in the Chamber and side galleries is limited to 450 seats : there is therefore no seating accommodation for 165 Members at the present time . 4. Your Committee have had before them the ...
... seating accommodation for Members of Parliament in the Chamber and side galleries is limited to 450 seats : there is therefore no seating accommodation for 165 Members at the present time . 4. Your Committee have had before them the ...
Page iv
... seats in question are practically a continuation of the Distinguished Strangers ' Gallery and are easily accessible from the Mem- bers ' Lobby up the Strangers ' Staircase ; and it is suggested that as the Members ( now reduced by 60 ...
... seats in question are practically a continuation of the Distinguished Strangers ' Gallery and are easily accessible from the Mem- bers ' Lobby up the Strangers ' Staircase ; and it is suggested that as the Members ( now reduced by 60 ...
Page v
... seats in the front row to be reserved for High Commissioners up to 4 o'clock ( 12 on Fridays ) , with the privilege ... seats should be available for Members of Dominion Parliaments on presentation of the Empire Parlia- mentary ...
... seats in the front row to be reserved for High Commissioners up to 4 o'clock ( 12 on Fridays ) , with the privilege ... seats should be available for Members of Dominion Parliaments on presentation of the Empire Parlia- mentary ...
Page 8
... seats might be occupied , and that is it has been difficult , of course , but why I wanted to submit to this Com- there is not the same political immittee if they do not have the portance of course for the wires , whole of this Gallery ...
... seats might be occupied , and that is it has been difficult , of course , but why I wanted to submit to this Com- there is not the same political immittee if they do not have the portance of course for the wires , whole of this Gallery ...
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Admiral Superintendent Admiralty Air Commodore Air Force Air Ministry Amendment proposed Army Arthur Michael Samuel Assistant Director bonus boys C. J. NAEF C.B. Continued cadets Captain Brass Captain Viscount Curzon Chairman Chief Civil Civilian Class Clause Colonel Assheton Pownall Colonel Stephenson Committee cost of living Cranwell Department Deputy diem and allowances Dockyard Clerks Draughtsmen Engineer Estimates farm figure flying Foremen full pay Gallery Halton Hannon Harmsworth High Commissioners hospital House increase insert the words Inspector Lieut.-Colonel Lieutenant Lord Eustace Percy Medical ment Naval Officers Navy Neville Chamberlain Ordnance pay and allowances Pennefather pension present question rank rates of pay reduction Royal salary seats Secretary Senior ships Sir Archibald Sinclair Sir CHARLES WALKER Sir Philip Pilditch Sir Robert Newman Sir WALTER NICHOLSON Sir Wilfrid Sugden Sir William Raeburn Somerville Staff Clerk Store Officers Sub-head Superintendent tion Typists Victualling Vote wages