Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 1158
... Professor Mansfield Cooper : We would not present a united front on that . Personally I much regret that some of the new universities have not been planned round existing facilities . This would have enabled them to grow faster . Mr ...
... Professor Mansfield Cooper : We would not present a united front on that . Personally I much regret that some of the new universities have not been planned round existing facilities . This would have enabled them to grow faster . Mr ...
Page 1167
... Professor Mansfield Cooper : The ground of our fears is that if we are made accountable to Parliament , the objects we choose to spend money on would be subject to criticism by Par- liament and by the public generally in a field where ...
... Professor Mansfield Cooper : The ground of our fears is that if we are made accountable to Parliament , the objects we choose to spend money on would be subject to criticism by Par- liament and by the public generally in a field where ...
Page 1173
... Professor Mansfield Cooper , we have first to thank you for fur- nishing this second memorandum of evidence and for this opportunity of a further discussion with you . Are there any supplementary observations that you would like to make ...
... Professor Mansfield Cooper , we have first to thank you for fur- nishing this second memorandum of evidence and for this opportunity of a further discussion with you . Are there any supplementary observations that you would like to make ...
Contents
VOLUME D | 1074 |
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Scottish Council of the Federation of British Industries | 1101 |
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