Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 4
... representing a certain sum of money , and would tell his Department the amount available for the following year's estimates . The essence of this system was to take the previous year's normal expenditure , from which to measure ...
... representing a certain sum of money , and would tell his Department the amount available for the following year's estimates . The essence of this system was to take the previous year's normal expenditure , from which to measure ...
Page 29
... represent a cost of , say , £ 4,500,000 . Having regard to the large stocks held and the expense in storage , we consider that the rate of manufacture of new torpedoes could for the present be reduced . ( iv . ) In the case of cordite ...
... represent a cost of , say , £ 4,500,000 . Having regard to the large stocks held and the expense in storage , we consider that the rate of manufacture of new torpedoes could for the present be reduced . ( iv . ) In the case of cordite ...
Page 74
... represent a complete review of the whole of Army expenditure . We do not doubt that further study on these lines would reveal the possibility of many additional economies . We have been impressed with the great extension of activity on ...
... represent a complete review of the whole of Army expenditure . We do not doubt that further study on these lines would reveal the possibility of many additional economies . We have been impressed with the great extension of activity on ...
Page 82
... Construction , which has since been abolished . NOTE . The 1914-15 Staff for Aviation ( total , 16 ) is not included , as it is now represented by the Air Ministry . APPENDIX ( E ) . ORDNANCE AND NATIONAL FACTORIES . 82.
... Construction , which has since been abolished . NOTE . The 1914-15 Staff for Aviation ( total , 16 ) is not included , as it is now represented by the Air Ministry . APPENDIX ( E ) . ORDNANCE AND NATIONAL FACTORIES . 82.
Page 83
... represents 10,581 full time workers . The staff required at the factories is based upon ( a ) the Peace requirements of the Forces , and ( b ) the nucleus necessary to enable rapid expansion in the event of war . The nucleus staff is ...
... represents 10,581 full time workers . The staff required at the factories is based upon ( a ) the Peace requirements of the Forces , and ( b ) the nucleus necessary to enable rapid expansion in the event of war . The nucleus staff is ...
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