Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Lord Cohen : Yes . But that can be done without insisting that a professor of medicine has a certain number of beds ... Lord Cohen : I think that has been increasingly so in recent years in the clinical field . Chairman : How important ...
... Lord Cohen : Yes . But that can be done without insisting that a professor of medicine has a certain number of beds ... Lord Cohen : I think that has been increasingly so in recent years in the clinical field . Chairman : How important ...
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... Lord Chorley : We think it is important to encourage them to introduce some general course work . Chairman : May we come to your point that there has been a reduction in the normal length of university courses ? On the whole you favour ...
... Lord Chorley : We think it is important to encourage them to introduce some general course work . Chairman : May we come to your point that there has been a reduction in the normal length of university courses ? On the whole you favour ...
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... Lord Chorley : There is no opportunity to put our case directly to the people who take the final decision . Mr. Binns : I think Lord Chorley is right about the emotional weight at present attached to this issue , but I would maintain ...
... Lord Chorley : There is no opportunity to put our case directly to the people who take the final decision . Mr. Binns : I think Lord Chorley is right about the emotional weight at present attached to this issue , but I would maintain ...
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Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Scottish Council of the Federation of British Industries | 1101 |
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