Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Shearman : Your evidence says that you do not necessarily think the present system is ideal ; I wonder what you would think is wrong with it ? Rt . Rev. Beck : We have the impression that there are suggestions made that because of ...
... Shearman : Your evidence says that you do not necessarily think the present system is ideal ; I wonder what you would think is wrong with it ? Rt . Rev. Beck : We have the impression that there are suggestions made that because of ...
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... Shearman : That means that , for a nurse who trains first for the Roll , the total training will be 44 years if she goes on to get her S.R.N. ? Miss Henry : Yes , if she comes in by way of the Roll . Mr. Elvin : And do you not regard ...
... Shearman : That means that , for a nurse who trains first for the Roll , the total training will be 44 years if she goes on to get her S.R.N. ? Miss Henry : Yes , if she comes in by way of the Roll . Mr. Elvin : And do you not regard ...
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... Shearman : Is it not a major administrative question whether it is practicable to have a line , since the various parts of higher education are so closely related one to another and to the schools ? Sir Thomas Padmore : We would not ...
... Shearman : Is it not a major administrative question whether it is practicable to have a line , since the various parts of higher education are so closely related one to another and to the schools ? Sir Thomas Padmore : We would not ...
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