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... agree , he referred the matter to the Treasury for decision . Your Committee consider that the Comptroller and Auditor General was fully justified in bringing the question before them , and they agree with the view expressed in evidence ...
... agree , he referred the matter to the Treasury for decision . Your Committee consider that the Comptroller and Auditor General was fully justified in bringing the question before them , and they agree with the view expressed in evidence ...
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... agree ; and even here the difference is less than 2 per cent . 56. Yes , I realise that ; but I should have thought this was one of the parti- cular items in which you could probably avoid any error at all , particularly if you have had ...
... agree ; and even here the difference is less than 2 per cent . 56. Yes , I realise that ; but I should have thought this was one of the parti- cular items in which you could probably avoid any error at all , particularly if you have had ...
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... agrees . Chairman . ] The position is a little painful for me , because I happen under the Act to be one of the ... agree to its being put right , in the estimate for 1927-28 . That , I think , would be the strict position . That is ...
... agrees . Chairman . ] The position is a little painful for me , because I happen under the Act to be one of the ... agree to its being put right , in the estimate for 1927-28 . That , I think , would be the strict position . That is ...
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... agree . But the present holdings should not in any sense become public . Colonel Vivian Henderson . 150. I agree , I do not think what the Government holds should become public , but I think what the Government has held and has sold ...
... agree . But the present holdings should not in any sense become public . Colonel Vivian Henderson . 150. I agree , I do not think what the Government holds should become public , but I think what the Government has held and has sold ...
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... agree , but in the case of a great many other parts they are practically in the same position - a considerable ... agreement with the five big manufac- turers , but apart from that I have no effective knowledge that there is an ...
... agree , but in the case of a great many other parts they are practically in the same position - a considerable ... agreement with the five big manufac- turers , but apart from that I have no effective knowledge that there is an ...
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able actual advances agree allowed amount answer Appropriation arrangement Board Briggs British building called cent Chairman charge Civil claim CLASS Commission Committee considerable considered Continued contract cost course deal Department difficulty estimate examined expenditure expenses fact fees figure Foreign Office Fund further give given going Government grant head House included increase interest less look loss Major Salmon March matter mean Members ment Ministry Office paid paragraph particular payment pensions Phillips position possible Post practice present question reason received referred regard Report salaries shown Sir Francis Sir Fredric Wise Sir John Sir Malcolm Ramsay Sir Robert staff Subhead suggest suppose taken thing tion Trade Treasury understand Vote whole
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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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