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Morning sittings would undoubtedly impose an additional burden on Ministers and their staffs. It is true that replies would usually be made by Under-Secretaries ; but senior Ministers would often require to be intimately concerned with ...
Morning sittings would undoubtedly impose an additional burden on Ministers and their staffs. It is true that replies would usually be made by Under-Secretaries ; but senior Ministers would often require to be intimately concerned with ...
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“ It was argued in favour of this type of morning sitting that it would provide an opportunity for many issues to be debated which at ... Morning sittings would undoubtedly impose an additional burden on ministers and their staffs .
“ It was argued in favour of this type of morning sitting that it would provide an opportunity for many issues to be debated which at ... Morning sittings would undoubtedly impose an additional burden on ministers and their staffs .
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“ It was argued in favour of this type of morning sitting that it would provide an opportunity for many issues to be debated which at ... Morning sittings would undoubtedly impose an additional burden on ministers and their staffs .
“ It was argued in favour of this type of morning sitting that it would provide an opportunity for many issues to be debated which at ... Morning sittings would undoubtedly impose an additional burden on ministers and their staffs .
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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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