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Chairman . 24. Sir Malcolm , have you anything to add ? ( Sir Malcolm Ramsay . ) No. Chairman . 25. We now take page 420 of the large book , and paragraphs 2 and 41 of the Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General , but particularly ...
Chairman . 24. Sir Malcolm , have you anything to add ? ( Sir Malcolm Ramsay . ) No. Chairman . 25. We now take page 420 of the large book , and paragraphs 2 and 41 of the Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General , but particularly ...
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Chairman . 58. In this year were the retirements abnormally heavy ? -I do not quite know [ Continued . what is meant by " abnormally " ; that is the difficulty . It is increasing all the time . 59. You had not some sudden jump in the ...
Chairman . 58. In this year were the retirements abnormally heavy ? -I do not quite know [ Continued . what is meant by " abnormally " ; that is the difficulty . It is increasing all the time . 59. You had not some sudden jump in the ...
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It is obvious the situa- tion must be put right , but it seemed to us a very small matter for an excess Vote , and we are proposing to deal with it in the original estimates for next year if the Committee agrees . Chairman .
It is obvious the situa- tion must be put right , but it seemed to us a very small matter for an excess Vote , and we are proposing to deal with it in the original estimates for next year if the Committee agrees . Chairman .
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73. It has not been specifically dis- cussed before ? - ( Sir Malcolm Ramsay . ) There was a short discussion , but it was not gone into thoroughly . [ Continued . Chairman . ] The Committee clearly understand that the whole position ...
73. It has not been specifically dis- cussed before ? - ( Sir Malcolm Ramsay . ) There was a short discussion , but it was not gone into thoroughly . [ Continued . Chairman . ] The Committee clearly understand that the whole position ...
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Chairman . 78. I think we can probably meet Colonel Henderson's point from the Treasury . I understand this was a Ministry of Health charge , but the De- partment of Customs and Excise having undertaken old age pension work there was a ...
Chairman . 78. I think we can probably meet Colonel Henderson's point from the Treasury . I understand this was a Ministry of Health charge , but the De- partment of Customs and Excise having undertaken old age pension work there was a ...
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 4 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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