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( Act not to apply to Northern Ireland . ) 7. Perhaps you would proceed now. ... It sets up a limit of 5 years from the passing of the Act within which they may make application . 66 8. I see in Clause 5 ( b ) Northern Ireland " is ...
( Act not to apply to Northern Ireland . ) 7. Perhaps you would proceed now. ... It sets up a limit of 5 years from the passing of the Act within which they may make application . 66 8. I see in Clause 5 ( b ) Northern Ireland " is ...
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... in everybody who was up to the qualifications ; therefore , as a preliminary measure you could not compel them to pay a fee ; but now if the Bill as amended is passed , anybody who wants to apply will instal the neces- sary fee .
... in everybody who was up to the qualifications ; therefore , as a preliminary measure you could not compel them to pay a fee ; but now if the Bill as amended is passed , anybody who wants to apply will instal the neces- sary fee .
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... that the Bill as it then stood with the word " Architect " in it , should not apply to any person when performing any of these duties or functions connected with any office held by him under any public or local authority .
... that the Bill as it then stood with the word " Architect " in it , should not apply to any person when performing any of these duties or functions connected with any office held by him under any public or local authority .
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Does the right of nomination apply in each case ? -Yes . 20. You have no objection to those words being there inserted ? -No ; it is intended that all the bodies represented shall make their own nomination . Captain Wallace . one Then ...
Does the right of nomination apply in each case ? -Yes . 20. You have no objection to those words being there inserted ? -No ; it is intended that all the bodies represented shall make their own nomination . Captain Wallace . one Then ...
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The same thing may to a minor extent apply to Architects . It is a body that incorporates people who do a variety of different things , and who therefore would not be all specialists in all subjects apper- taining to Architecture .
The same thing may to a minor extent apply to Architects . It is a body that incorporates people who do a variety of different things , and who therefore would not be all specialists in all subjects apper- taining to Architecture .
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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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