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Line 9 , leave out from " Council the second " the " in line 10 . to Page 6 . Line 36 , leave out from end of Clause . " Council 99 to Clause 7 . Clause 16 . Page 4 . Line 29 , leave out from " have " to " the " in line 30 and insert ...
Line 9 , leave out from " Council the second " the " in line 10 . to Page 6 . Line 36 , leave out from end of Clause . " Council 99 to Clause 7 . Clause 16 . Page 4 . Line 29 , leave out from " have " to " the " in line 30 and insert ...
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Then in Clause 15 there are some words struck out that follow on a suggestion made by the Home Secretary , and while the Clause retains the power to the Council to initiate prosecutions , it deprives them of the benefit of any penalties ...
Then in Clause 15 there are some words struck out that follow on a suggestion made by the Home Secretary , and while the Clause retains the power to the Council to initiate prosecutions , it deprives them of the benefit of any penalties ...
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... that the Council under the Bill is entrusted with the setting up and maintenance of the register . On one side of the register is an Admission Committee and a Board of Architectural Education ; those two bodies control the entrants ...
... that the Council under the Bill is entrusted with the setting up and maintenance of the register . On one side of the register is an Admission Committee and a Board of Architectural Education ; those two bodies control the entrants ...
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... a representative from the London County Council , representatives from the Technical Schools and from the Art Schools ; representatives from the Schools of Architecture , representatives from the Universities , and , last of all ...
... a representative from the London County Council , representatives from the Technical Schools and from the Art Schools ; representatives from the Schools of Architecture , representatives from the Universities , and , last of all ...
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... which shows that the territorial organisation of the Royal Institute of British Architects covers the whole country . The point that I want to make shortly with regard to this , is that the Council of the Royal Institute of British ...
... which shows that the territorial organisation of the Royal Institute of British Architects covers the whole country . The point that I want to make shortly with regard to this , is that the Council of the Royal Institute of British ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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