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We have reviewed alternative methods suggested for providing a closer and more detailed examination of the Estimates , but have concluded that none of these methods is likely to prove more satisfactory than the present arrangements .
We have reviewed alternative methods suggested for providing a closer and more detailed examination of the Estimates , but have concluded that none of these methods is likely to prove more satisfactory than the present arrangements .
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We have reviewed alternative methods suggested for providing a closer and more detailed examination of the Estimates , but have concluded that none of these methods is likely to prove more satisfactory than the present arrangements .
We have reviewed alternative methods suggested for providing a closer and more detailed examination of the Estimates , but have concluded that none of these methods is likely to prove more satisfactory than the present arrangements .
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I should find some difficulty , I to discuss any detail of Defence or think , in agreeing with that . ... there must be an opporcussion is in my judgment on extremely detailed narrow points ; it may have tunity for debate at that time .
I should find some difficulty , I to discuss any detail of Defence or think , in agreeing with that . ... there must be an opporcussion is in my judgment on extremely detailed narrow points ; it may have tunity for debate at that time .
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adjournment agreed allowed Amendment proposed attend authority Bell Blackburn called Chair Chairman Clause Colonial consider consideration Continued course deal debate detailed difficulty discussion divided division EDWARD Estimates evidence fact feel Finance Bill floor further give given Government highway House House of Commons importance interest leave legislation Lord majority matter means meet ment Minister minutes Mitchison mittee morning morning sittings motion move notice o'clock objection Opposition paragraph Parliament particular person possible practice present Private Members procedure Question Question proposed Question put raised reason recommend reference regard Report Report Stage Resolution rule Select Session sittings Speaker stage Standing Committee Standing Order suggestion Supply taken thing thought Thursday timetable tion upstairs Viscountess Davidson voting week whole
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 6 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1958 |
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