§ Mr. SpeakerBefore I call Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer, it may for the convenience of hon. Members if I remind them of the procedure which the Leader of the House suggested last Thursday night might be followed at the end of the Budget speech, and refer briefly to the subsequent proceedings, particularly as this is a new occasion. At the end of the Chancellor's speech, copies of the Budget Resolutions will not be handed round in the Chamber as has been the practice in recent years, but they will be available to hon. Members in the Vote Office.
Under the new procedure, the first Resolution will be one to apply the provisions of the Provisional Collection of Taxes Act, 1968, to certain of the proposals to be contained in the subsequent Resolutions. Under Standing Order No. 90(1), the Chair is required to put the Question on this Resolution forthwith.
When the first Resolution has been disposed of, the Chair will propose the Question on the second Resolution. This, I understand, will be the general Resolution entitled "Amendment of the Law", which, under the former procedure, was always printed as the last Resolution, and on this Resolution the Budget debate will take place today, and on the remaining days allotted to it.
Finally, when that Resolution has been agreed to next Monday evening, it will be my duty, under Standing Order No. 90(2), to put successively the Questions on each of the remaining Budget Resolutions without Amendment or debate, but with the possibility of a Division in each case.
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- I. INTRODUCTION 721 words cc253-8
- II. EXTERNAL POSITION 752 words
- Prospects for 1968–69: Current Account 491 words cc257-8
- Prospects for 1968–69: the Capital Account 517 words c258
- Conclusion 142 words
- III. THE BUDGET JUDGMENT 3,146 words
- IV. GOVERNMENT FINANCE: OUTTURN AND PROSPECTS
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- 1967–68 Provisional Outturn 228 words c268
- 1968–69 Prospects 305 words cc268-9
- Central Government net balance 193 words
- V. MONETARY POLICY 732 words
- National Savings Certificates 97 words cc271-2
- British Savings Bond 125 words c272
- Premium Savings Bonds 140 words cc272-3
- National Lottery 392 words
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- Gaming Licence Duty 221 words cc278-9
- Alcoholic Drink and Tobacco 300 words c279
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- Anglo-Irish Free Trade Agreement 129 words c282
- Renewal of the Regulator 44 words
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- Redundancy Payments Contribution 232 words
- IX. TAX CHANGES: DIRECT TAXATION 184 words
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- Corporation Tax Amendments 142 words c289
- Purchases and Sales of Know-how 148 words c289
- Double Taxation Credit 116 words cc289-90
- Interest on Arrears of Tax 141 words c290
- Post-Cessation Receipts 216 words cc290-1
- Life Assurance 381 words c292
- Apportionment of Marriage Allowance 154 words cc292-3
- Income of Minors 438 words cc293-5
- Personal Taxation 766 words c295
- Age Allowance 138 words c296
- Rate of Income Tax 130 words
- X. TAXATION OF BENEFITS FROM OWNERSHIP 307 words
- Corporation Tax 131 words cc297-9
- Capital Gains Tax 629 words cc299-300
- Special Charge 644 words
- XI. CONCLUSION 586 words
- PROVISIONAL COLLECTION OF TAXES 156 words cc303-22
- AMENDMENT OF THE LAW 7,126 words
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