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But under the terms of admission , the Council on the regulation would have the power of determining the conditions of examination . What I want to make perfectly clear is this . I take no except- ion and do not intend to , to the pro- ...
But under the terms of admission , the Council on the regulation would have the power of determining the conditions of examination . What I want to make perfectly clear is this . I take no except- ion and do not intend to , to the pro- ...
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Would the Institute be prepared to have qualifying examinations to meet exemptions of that character , under the phrase on page 18 " Industrial Employ- ment " ? Would they be prepared to give exemption ? The Law Society do it already .
Would the Institute be prepared to have qualifying examinations to meet exemptions of that character , under the phrase on page 18 " Industrial Employ- ment " ? Would they be prepared to give exemption ? The Law Society do it already .
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So that really , having got your scheme of education and your scheme of examination embracing all perons inter- ested in architectural education , you think it is worth while taking this step now ? That is so . [ Continued . 101.
So that really , having got your scheme of education and your scheme of examination embracing all perons inter- ested in architectural education , you think it is worth while taking this step now ? That is so . [ Continued . 101.
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... as to justify their admission to the register without any examination , and if words can be found to give effect to ... not be able to become registered architects unless they were to go through all these preliminary examinations ...
... as to justify their admission to the register without any examination , and if words can be found to give effect to ... not be able to become registered architects unless they were to go through all these preliminary examinations ...
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-The first question was as to the examination of District Surveyors and Building Surveyors . I propose to hand in a statement with regard to that . ( Vide Appendix No. 2. ) The second ques- tion was as to the action taken by the Royal ...
-The first question was as to the examination of District Surveyors and Building Surveyors . I propose to hand in a statement with regard to that . ( Vide Appendix No. 2. ) The second ques- tion was as to the action taken by the Royal ...
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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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