Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1959 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 133
... period for which a child may be legally detained in an approved school is called the period of detention ; it is not determined by the court , but is governed by the provisions of the statute . A child under the age of twelve years and ...
... period for which a child may be legally detained in an approved school is called the period of detention ; it is not determined by the court , but is governed by the provisions of the statute . A child under the age of twelve years and ...
Page 135
... period of statutory after - care , con- sisting of a period on licence , representing the unexpired portion of the period of detention , and a further three years of supervision , was too long . Criticism was levelled particularly at the ...
... period of statutory after - care , con- sisting of a period on licence , representing the unexpired portion of the period of detention , and a further three years of supervision , was too long . Criticism was levelled particularly at the ...
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... PERIOD 2. The final payment for the first distribution period ( fifty - two weeks ended 18th October , 1958 ) amounted to £ 191,662 , and was made on 29th February , 1960 , the total paid for the period being £ 3,506,960 . 3. Payments ...
... PERIOD 2. The final payment for the first distribution period ( fifty - two weeks ended 18th October , 1958 ) amounted to £ 191,662 , and was made on 29th February , 1960 , the total paid for the period being £ 3,506,960 . 3. Payments ...
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