Seventh report from the Select Committee on Estimates : together with the proceedings of the committee on 25th May, the minutes of evidence taken before sub-committee D and appendices, session 1948-49 : the administration of the national health services.

  • Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Select Committee on Estimates
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1949
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Credit: Seventh report from the Select Committee on Estimates : together with the proceedings of the committee on 25th May, the minutes of evidence taken before sub-committee D and appendices, session 1948-49 : the administration of the national health services. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    | w/ is of the new approach to those projects, and that brings us in total to within £1,000 asked to make; so that we feel that without - embarrassing what we want to do, we can _ overtake the capital sum. But that only applies to this year. 1283. Is your position complicated by war damage, Mr. Howard?—(Mr. Howard.) Yes, but so far as the capital situation is concerned, generally, we have not had any official intimation, and although I have had a frightening verbal intimation, I think it would be improper for me to communicate 1284. What was the figure?—Apart from war damage, our estimate was £150,000 odd. (Mr. Weston): I am not concerned with it can get out of the Regional Board. Chairman.] Are there any other ques- tions? Thank you very much indeed. You have given us a very great deal of your time and I think we have profited very greatly by what you have told us.
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