| Description | Question of abolition of CIC, April/May 1954. Capitalisation of reserves and bonus issues. Lord Kennet's review; HM Treasury (HMT)/Bank on reduction of cases requiring approval and 'cautious liberalisation', May-June 1954. Summary of Chancellor, Governor's and others' correspondence giving general guidance, 14 June 1954. History of 'Control of Borrowing', 13 October 1954. Future of CIC still under discussion. Governor cautions Chancellor on taking 'braking control' off, November 1954. FBI suggestions for future of CIC, January 1955. New Control of Borrowing Order, April 1955. Limit reduced from £50,000 to £10,000, March 1956. Bank's advice on how CIC should deal with large applications, September 1956. CIC and bank advances, March 1957. Chancellor's revised instructions to CIC, April 1957. Strict control over borrowing to be maintained, May 1957. |