On Parliamentary Government in England: Its Origin, Development, And ... 2
On Parliamentary Government in England: Its Origin, Development, And ... 2
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British Almanack for 1847, pp. 36- Pap. 1860, V. 7. Rep. Diplomatic 88.
544 THE DEPARTMENTS OP STATE.
Treasury This warrant will be returned to him, signed by the sovereign, and controL countersigned by the chancellor of the exchequer. Or else an order in council will be issued for the purpose. Either way, the control of the Treasury is secured, both in the inception and completion of the new arrangements.^^ This control over the other departments of state is vested in the Treasury by ancient u...sage, and is intended to ensure one governing and responsible power in re- gard to the expenditure needful for the public service.
Moreover, this control is constantly exercised, even to the extent of preventing any temporary addition to the working staff of any office, any change of designation of any clerk or officer, or any increase of salary, extra allowances, or other emoluments being granted to indi- viduals, or presents made of pubhc property, by any other department, or any additional works or new ser- vices, beyond that which has been specially sanctioned by Parliament, — without the authority of a minute of the Treasury ; so that Parliament is able to hold the Treasury responsible for every act of expenditure in each department.* Sometimes the Treasury append to the annual estimates, correspondence had with other departments on such subjects, when it maybe necessary to submit the same to the consideration of Parliament.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
British Almanack for 1847, pp. 36- Pap. 1860, V. 7. Rep. Diplomatic 88.
544 THE DEPARTMENTS OP STATE.
Treasury This warrant will be returned to him, signed by the sovereign, and controL countersigned by the chancellor of the exchequer. Or else an order in council will be issued for the purpose. Either way, the control of the Treasury is secured, both in the inception and completion of the new arrangements.^^ This control over the other departments of state is vested in the Treasury by ancient u...sage, and is intended to ensure one governing and responsible power in re- gard to the expenditure needful for the public service.
Moreover, this control is constantly exercised, even to the extent of preventing any temporary addition to the working staff of any office, any change of designation of any clerk or officer, or any increase of salary, extra allowances, or other emoluments being granted to indi- viduals, or presents made of pubhc property, by any other department, or any additional works or new ser- vices, beyond that which has been specially sanctioned by Parliament, — without the authority of a minute of the Treasury ; so that Parliament is able to hold the Treasury responsible for every act of expenditure in each department.* Sometimes the Treasury append to the annual estimates, correspondence had with other departments on such subjects, when it maybe necessary to submit the same to the consideration of Parliament.
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