War Pensions Act 1921
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3 Constitution of central advisory committee.
As soon as possible after the passing of this Act the Minister shall constitute a central advisory committee consisting of officers of the Ministry (local and central), ex-service men, and constituted . . . at least one person from one of the committeesunder section 25 of the Social Security Act 1989, and for the time being in existence to consider such matters as may be put before them by the Minister for their advice.
3 Constitution of central advisory committee.
As soon as possible after the passing of this Act the Minister shall constitute a central advisory committee consisting of officers of the Ministry (local and central), ex-service men, and constituted . . . at least one person from one of the committeesunder section 25 of the Social Security Act 1989, and for the time being in existence to consider such matters as may be put before them by the Minister for their advice.
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