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Major Harry Barnes , I understand that you have come here to give evidence ΟΙ behalf of the Royal Institute of British Architects ? That is so . 2. And that you are Chairman of the Registration Committee ? -That is so . 3.
Major Harry Barnes , I understand that you have come here to give evidence ΟΙ behalf of the Royal Institute of British Architects ? That is so . 2. And that you are Chairman of the Registration Committee ? -That is so . 3.
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I am not able at this moment to give any answer to these questions , but if the Committee desire to hear me at a future time I will make enquiries and give the Committee the answers then . Mr. Tasker . ] I have no desire to take unfair ...
I am not able at this moment to give any answer to these questions , but if the Committee desire to hear me at a future time I will make enquiries and give the Committee the answers then . Mr. Tasker . ] I have no desire to take unfair ...
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As I understand it the Bill is not designed to exclude any particular professions or sections of professions , but we are going to hear the evidence of every- body who likes to come forward and give their views .
As I understand it the Bill is not designed to exclude any particular professions or sections of professions , but we are going to hear the evidence of every- body who likes to come forward and give their views .
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I do hope , in spite of what has been said , that you are going to give us some latitude regarding this question , at this stage of the proceedings anyhow . Chairman . ] I am quite willing to give every kind of latitude , but I do not ...
I do hope , in spite of what has been said , that you are going to give us some latitude regarding this question , at this stage of the proceedings anyhow . Chairman . ] I am quite willing to give every kind of latitude , but I do not ...
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... why should not the questions be reduced to writing and then we shall see whether there is anything in them whatever , and if there is any point in them Major Barnes will come and give his answers if he thinks it worth while .
... why should not the questions be reduced to writing and then we shall see whether there is anything in them whatever , and if there is any point in them Major Barnes will come and give his answers if he thinks it worth while .
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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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