| Description | Revised Tender statement to HM Treasury, 1943; Tender to be increased as clearers' liquid assets too dependent on TDRs, 1944; £25m bills issued; when a Treasury Minute is needed, September-October 1944; Tender to be further increased, 1945; Treasury Bills destroyed six months after maturity; Further discussion on 91-day bills and variable-currency TDRs, 1946-48; Case for a four month (and later, two- month) bill, 1949-55; Approval for issue of a 91-day bill and Bank's reason for change of mind, 1950; Difference between Tender and Tap bills, 1950; Changes in design on Queen's accession; Legislation on Treasury Bills summarised, 1952; Four-month bill approved by HM Treasury (HMT), 1952; Commission on bill transactions for private customers discontinued, 1955. |