National Insurance Act, 1911. Provisional regulations, dated 17th January, 1914, made by the Nationa...
National Insurance Act, 1911. Provisional regulations, dated 17th January, 1914, made by the National Health Insurance Joint Committee, entitled the National Health Insurance (Alien Married Women's Transfer Value) Regulations, 1914 [electronic resource].
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[London] : House of Commons, 1914.
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Date
1914.
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English
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Vol.LXXII, 2 pp.
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Publisher
[London] : House of Commons, 1914.
Place of Publication
United Kingdom
Date Published
1914.
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Available for use in the Library. Available from home to registered NSW residents.
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Subject Keywords
- Electronic documents
- Regulations, orders, and tables issued under part I. of the National Insurance Act, 1911: 54. Women (married): transfer value / Insurance, national (health) / Social security
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Full title
National Insurance Act, 1911. Provisional regulations, dated 17th January, 1914, made by the National Health Insurance Joint Committee, entitled the National Health Insurance (Alien Married Women's Transfer Value) Regulations, 1914 [electronic resource].
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Title from front cover.
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1 online resource (2 p.: ).
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Transcribed from: National Insurance Act, 1911. Provisional regulations, dated 17th January, 1914, made by the National Health Insurance Joint Committee, entitled the National Health Insurance (Alien Married Women's Transfer Value) Regulations, 1914. 1914 (47) LXXII: Original Publisher details.
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74VM4rlBmPOl
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991001458939702626
