Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page vi
... Estimates with the Estimates Clerk at the Treasury , and made a number of suggestions regarding details , which they hope will help to simplify the explanations and footnotes to the Estimates in future years . THE MINT AND BOARD OF ...
... Estimates with the Estimates Clerk at the Treasury , and made a number of suggestions regarding details , which they hope will help to simplify the explanations and footnotes to the Estimates in future years . THE MINT AND BOARD OF ...
Page ix
... Estimates to the effect that this expenditure is recovered from the Unemployment Insurance Fund . At the request of the Committee the Ministry of Labour prepared a statement classifying their Exchanges into three Groups . The first ...
... Estimates to the effect that this expenditure is recovered from the Unemployment Insurance Fund . At the request of the Committee the Ministry of Labour prepared a statement classifying their Exchanges into three Groups . The first ...
Page x
... Estimates for buildings of steel and concrete should be discon- tinued as these buildings are of a permanent character . The sales of properties and rents included as Appropriations in Class VII , Vote 5 , should be separated so as to ...
... Estimates for buildings of steel and concrete should be discon- tinued as these buildings are of a permanent character . The sales of properties and rents included as Appropriations in Class VII , Vote 5 , should be separated so as to ...
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... ESTIMATES . 16. Your Committee are glad to observe that the Works Estimates of the Air Ministry have been made more precise in this year's Estimates in accordance with their recommenda- tions last year . At the request of your Committee ...
... ESTIMATES . 16. Your Committee are glad to observe that the Works Estimates of the Air Ministry have been made more precise in this year's Estimates in accordance with their recommenda- tions last year . At the request of your Committee ...
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... ESTIMATES . Annual Financial Memorandum . 19. The size of the present Estimates makes it very difficult for individual members to pick out particular items which deserve criticism . Your Committee , it is true , can and do exercise this ...
... ESTIMATES . Annual Financial Memorandum . 19. The size of the present Estimates makes it very difficult for individual members to pick out particular items which deserve criticism . Your Committee , it is true , can and do exercise this ...
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