The Archive · 1929

Ministry's Opposition

The proposal, however, is being opposed by the Ministry of the National Government on the ground that although these offices belong to the Kiangsu Provincial Govern-vent, their revenues are" being handed over regularly to the Central Government. It is stated that ease the Shanghai, Peking, Tien= {sin and other "municipal revenue otices of the C ernment. in their districts, not only. would the income of the Central Government be ver curtailed. Lut sitch action would seriously block any real unification of the finanetal ministration of the country. Another reason presented by the Finance Ministry in defence of its stand is that since most of these a otices Inlong to the class of Tikin bureaus, they are to be abolished.

It ig stated that the ease is being, schmitted to the Central Govern= went for final decision, and that in the meantime these offices will lain under the administration of the Kiangsu Provincial Government—

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