Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... effect , but it is hoped to open it early this year . Women Police . - In February , 1927 , you gave your approval to the Terms and Conditions of Service of Women Constables , which had been under consideration for some time . Special ...
... effect , but it is hoped to open it early this year . Women Police . - In February , 1927 , you gave your approval to the Terms and Conditions of Service of Women Constables , which had been under consideration for some time . Special ...
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... effect of connecting more closely all police forces in combating crime and criminals . The " Crime Index " -a system by which persons habitually engaged in crime may be identified by their methods , peculiarities , etc. - continues to ...
... effect of connecting more closely all police forces in combating crime and criminals . The " Crime Index " -a system by which persons habitually engaged in crime may be identified by their methods , peculiarities , etc. - continues to ...
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... effect , since , when one form of machine or game has been condemned , others slightly different have taken its place . Street Collections . - The number of street collections authorized during the year was 297 against 367 in 1926. As ...
... effect , since , when one form of machine or game has been condemned , others slightly different have taken its place . Street Collections . - The number of street collections authorized during the year was 297 against 367 in 1926. As ...
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... effects of the measure , whether in eliminating undesirable concerns or in restricting their activities . Firearms . The triennial renewal of firearm certificates , most of which were issued on the passing of the Firearms Act , 1920 ...
... effects of the measure , whether in eliminating undesirable concerns or in restricting their activities . Firearms . The triennial renewal of firearm certificates , most of which were issued on the passing of the Firearms Act , 1920 ...
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... effect . The object was , and is , to reduce to the minimum the actual holding up of traffic and to create a continuous flow at a normal rate . Several other schemes in various parts of the Metropolis have been under consideration and ...
... effect . The object was , and is , to reduce to the minimum the actual holding up of traffic and to create a continuous flow at a normal rate . Several other schemes in various parts of the Metropolis have been under consideration and ...
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