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Royalties And Wayleaves

Volume 244: debated on Tuesday 4 November 1930

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69.

asked the Secretary for Mines the average charge at the latest convenient date upon a ton of coal raised in Great Britain for royalties and for wayleaves?

The average charge per ton of saleable coal raised in Great Britain for royalties and wayleaves during the quarter ended 30th June, 1930, was 5.49d.

Does not most of that money find its way into the pockets of the Chancellor of the Exchequer as duties on mineral rights?