Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page viii
... Treasury regard the arrangement made in this particular instance as being in the general interest of economy . Your Committee , with some misgiving , accept the assurance given to them by the Treasury , and do not suggest that this use ...
... Treasury regard the arrangement made in this particular instance as being in the general interest of economy . Your Committee , with some misgiving , accept the assurance given to them by the Treasury , and do not suggest that this use ...
Page xvi
... Treasury was necessary for the payment of £ 15,000 , and finding that the Department did not agree , he referred the matter to the Treasury for decision . Your Committee consider that the Comptroller and Auditor General was fully ...
... Treasury was necessary for the payment of £ 15,000 , and finding that the Department did not agree , he referred the matter to the Treasury for decision . Your Committee consider that the Comptroller and Auditor General was fully ...
Page 50
... Treasury . ( Mr. Watson . ) There has been a considerable amount of dis- cussion regarding the constitution of the Contracts Co - ordinating Committee . That Committee , as I dare say you know , was originally a Committee of the Con ...
... Treasury . ( Mr. Watson . ) There has been a considerable amount of dis- cussion regarding the constitution of the Contracts Co - ordinating Committee . That Committee , as I dare say you know , was originally a Committee of the Con ...
Page 72
... Treasury we should have great difficulty in getting this Bill through , because it would naturally be maintained that this man was suffering a very large pecuniary loss through the action of the Department . The Treasury were sym ...
... Treasury we should have great difficulty in getting this Bill through , because it would naturally be maintained that this man was suffering a very large pecuniary loss through the action of the Department . The Treasury were sym ...
Page 74
... Treasury have leave to purchase up to £ 10,000 , have they not , without the sanction of Parliament ? - ( Mr. Watson . ) The Treasury does proceed with urgent services in anticipation of Parliamentary authority . 859. There was no leave ...
... Treasury have leave to purchase up to £ 10,000 , have they not , without the sanction of Parliament ? - ( Mr. Watson . ) The Treasury does proceed with urgent services in anticipation of Parliamentary authority . 859. There was no leave ...
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actual Admiralty Air Force Air Ministry airship amount APPENDIX Briggs British building cent Chairman charge claim Claud Schuster Colonel Commission Committee Continued contract cost course Creedy Cyril Lloyd deal Department Ellis estimate expenditure expenses fact Fass fees figure Foreign Office Fund GEORGE CHRYSTAL Gillett give going Government grant House included increase labour loans Major Salmon matter mean ment mittee Northern Ireland Otto Niemeyer paid paper paragraph particular payment pensions percentage Pethick-Lawrence Phillips Post Office present question referred Report salaries Sir Assheton Pownall Sir Francis Dent Sir Frederick Butler Sir Fredric Wise Sir HENRY BUNBURY Sir Herbert Sir John Marriott Sir Lionel Earle Sir Malcolm Ramsay Sir OswYN MURRAY Sir Robert Hamilton Sir SIGMUND DANNREUTHER Sir Walter staff thing tion Trading Accounts Treasury understand Vote whole WILLIAM GRAHAM