Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 1434
... reason why local authorities should be concerned in something which is essentially not local . I should like to see that anomaly removed . Mr. Gooch : The point which should be made is that if the Committee on Higher Education ...
... reason why local authorities should be concerned in something which is essentially not local . I should like to see that anomaly removed . Mr. Gooch : The point which should be made is that if the Committee on Higher Education ...
Page 1435
... reason . It is , after all , in the long run the Treasury which metes out the money . Since the Treasury has to decide , it is merely an impediment to set Ministers the Chancellor and the C.A.T.s. I am sure it would be dis- advantageous ...
... reason . It is , after all , in the long run the Treasury which metes out the money . Since the Treasury has to decide , it is merely an impediment to set Ministers the Chancellor and the C.A.T.s. I am sure it would be dis- advantageous ...
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... reason would you advance against their going one step further and becoming colleges of a university ? The pressure for that would surely be strong . Mrs. McIntosh : I do not think we would wish to imply that there is a point at which it ...
... reason would you advance against their going one step further and becoming colleges of a university ? The pressure for that would surely be strong . Mrs. McIntosh : I do not think we would wish to imply that there is a point at which it ...
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VOLUME D | 1074 |
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Scottish Council of the Federation of British Industries | 1101 |
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