Parliament And the Taxpayer
Parliament And the Taxpayer
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C. 39.
^ The Treasury are required to present the Finance Accounts pursuant to sec. Ii. Of the Public Revenue and Consolidated Fund Charges Act, 1854.
MODERN CONTROL 147 Army, Navy and Air Departments individually, and by the Treasury for the Civil Votes and Revenue Departments; secondly, from the audited Appro- priation Accounts of each Department's expendi- ture, which are presented annually, with reports thereon, by the Comptroller and Auditor-General ; thirdly, from miscellaneous accounts o...r statements, which are audited or examined by the Comptroller and Auditor-General, with or without presentment of accounts to Parliament, in connection with the store-keeping, manufacturing, commercial or other undertakings of different Government Departments. The quantity of this information may be reaUsed by the following analysis. The Estimates are presented in the following divisions. They are first classified into five groups — Army, Navy, Air, Civil Services and Revenue Departments. The Civil Services are further classified into seven sub- groups, ^ and the Revenue Departments into three sub-groups.
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C. 39.
^ The Treasury are required to present the Finance Accounts pursuant to sec. Ii. Of the Public Revenue and Consolidated Fund Charges Act, 1854.
MODERN CONTROL 147 Army, Navy and Air Departments individually, and by the Treasury for the Civil Votes and Revenue Departments; secondly, from the audited Appro- priation Accounts of each Department's expendi- ture, which are presented annually, with reports thereon, by the Comptroller and Auditor-General ; thirdly, from miscellaneous accounts o...r statements, which are audited or examined by the Comptroller and Auditor-General, with or without presentment of accounts to Parliament, in connection with the store-keeping, manufacturing, commercial or other undertakings of different Government Departments. The quantity of this information may be reaUsed by the following analysis. The Estimates are presented in the following divisions. They are first classified into five groups — Army, Navy, Air, Civil Services and Revenue Departments. The Civil Services are further classified into seven sub- groups, ^ and the Revenue Departments into three sub-groups.
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