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The Comptroller and Auditor General has stated that " for the future the ordinary practice will be considered an invari- " able rule of this Department, not to publish, on its own motion, papers " of other Departments, without duly ...
The Comptroller and Auditor General has stated that " for the future the ordinary practice will be considered an invari- " able rule of this Department, not to publish, on its own motion, papers " of other Departments, without duly ...
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firm or to other firms for apparently similar work, the Department might be justified in answering the Comptroller and Auditor General's query by a simple reference to the authority of the Secretary of State. But the Comptroller and ...
firm or to other firms for apparently similar work, the Department might be justified in answering the Comptroller and Auditor General's query by a simple reference to the authority of the Secretary of State. But the Comptroller and ...
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(3) That there is a consensus of opinion against the employment by the Comptroller and Auditor General of even a small expert branch to test stocktaking and report the results to him, but that it should be open to the Comptroller and .
(3) That there is a consensus of opinion against the employment by the Comptroller and Auditor General of even a small expert branch to test stocktaking and report the results to him, but that it should be open to the Comptroller and .
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