...of trade." Annual reports by the Board "•' Trade, which is to have direction of the matter, are to be provided " whereby the fullest information as to...complaints may be promptly and thoroughly investigated, >• that doubts and suspicions may be dispelled, or, on the "tb-. r hand, the true facts ascertained...

...stability of the State, whether or not the public mistrust and resentment be In fact well-founded. We consider .that It is desirable that means should...investigated, so that doubts and suspicions may be dispelled, or, on the other hand, the true facts ascertained as to evils for which a remedy is required....

...whether or not the public mistrust and resentment be In fact well founded. The Committee considered it desirable that means should be provided whereby the...information as to the activities of trade associations might be available to the public, and complaints might be promptly and thoroughly investigated, so...

...country, and may, within no distant date, exercise a paramount control over all important branches of British trade. We are satisfied that considerable...investigated, so that doubts and suspicions may be dispelled ; or, on the other hand, the true facts ascertained as to evils for which a remedy is required....

...restraint of trade." Annual reports by the Board of Trade, which is to have direction of the matter, are to be provided "whereby the fullest information as to...investigated, so that doubts and suspicions may be dispelled, or, on the other hand, the true facts ascertained as to evils for which a remedy is required."...

...of trade." Annual reports by the Board of Trade, which is to have direction of the matter, are to k provided "whereby the fullest information as to the...Associations may be made available to the public, a&i complaints may be promptly and thoroughly investigated, so that doubts and suspicions may be dispelled,...

...social stability of the State, whether or not the public mistrust and resentment be in fact wellfounded. We consider that it is desirable that means should...Trade Associations may be made available to the public We believe that it will be found necessary ultimately to establish further machinery for promptly and...

...restraint of trade." Annual reports by the Board of Trade, which is to have direction of the matter, are to be provided "whereby the fullest information as to...investigated, so that doubts and suspicions may be dispelled, or, on the other hand, the true facts ascertained as to evils for which a remedy is required,"...