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Could I go back to Dame Irene Ward's first question about prices, there being a monopoly of coal, and until recently virtually an unlimited demand, what incentive is there to keep prices down? How often does the Minister :n fact refuse ...
Could I go back to Dame Irene Ward's first question about prices, there being a monopoly of coal, and until recently virtually an unlimited demand, what incentive is there to keep prices down? How often does the Minister :n fact refuse ...
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I think it is it is not true , that the mere fact of very difficult — and I do not see how you bringing a prosecution or my conducting are going to avoid them . whatever the la prosecution , makes those trying it safeguards — where you ...
I think it is it is not true , that the mere fact of very difficult — and I do not see how you bringing a prosecution or my conducting are going to avoid them . whatever the la prosecution , makes those trying it safeguards — where you ...
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You say that the procedure provides adequate facilities for appeals in the relatively few cases where the question is debatable , " and you go on to say that “ in fact , in the last 20 years , only two cases involving books have been ...
You say that the procedure provides adequate facilities for appeals in the relatively few cases where the question is debatable , " and you go on to say that “ in fact , in the last 20 years , only two cases involving books have been ...
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Proceedings of Standing Committee | 4 |
Proceedings of Standing Committee C | 1 |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND MISCELLANEOUS FINANCIAL | 1 |
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Adjourned agreed Amendment proposed answer apply Bill Chair Chairman Clause Coal Board colliery Committee common concerned consider consideration Continued corrupt cost course court Customs deal decision difficulty effect evidence fact figures further give going Government House important increase industry insert the words interest investment John Latham leave literary London look Major March material matter mean Memorandum million Minister o'clock obscene Obscene Publications offence Office paragraph particular period person pits Police present Printed proceedings produce prosecution published Question proposed Question put reason recommend referred regard Regulations relation Report respect result schemes Scotland Secretary Sir James sort stand statutory Street submitted taken thing Thursday tion tons whole withdrawn
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 6 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1957 |
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