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Page 12
I have no desire to take unfair advantage of Major Barnes or anyone else , but I submit that this is a very grave matter , and that Major Barnes should have an opportunity of becoming acquainted with the facts and give us evidence ...
I have no desire to take unfair advantage of Major Barnes or anyone else , but I submit that this is a very grave matter , and that Major Barnes should have an opportunity of becoming acquainted with the facts and give us evidence ...
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The Discipline Committee are the body who have to enquire into the matter , and they are the body who have to come to the conclusion , and their conclusion must be adopted by the Council . Therefore the body that will determine what is ...
The Discipline Committee are the body who have to enquire into the matter , and they are the body who have to come to the conclusion , and their conclusion must be adopted by the Council . Therefore the body that will determine what is ...
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At the moment I am Chairman of two Joint Boards , one being of Architects and Master Builders and the other of Architects and Building Trade Operatives , who have got this matter before them and are considering how we can extend and ...
At the moment I am Chairman of two Joint Boards , one being of Architects and Master Builders and the other of Architects and Building Trade Operatives , who have got this matter before them and are considering how we can extend and ...
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-I do not think that the Institute have a controlling voice as an Institute , unless the Institute on any matter form a policy upon which they can control their members . With regard to the Admission Committee , no such question of ...
-I do not think that the Institute have a controlling voice as an Institute , unless the Institute on any matter form a policy upon which they can control their members . With regard to the Admission Committee , no such question of ...
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We have a letter from the London County Council addressed to the Royal Insitute on this matter , which was not addressed to the Institute prior to the meetings of this Committee , but subsequent to the meet- ings of this Committee ...
We have a letter from the London County Council addressed to the Royal Insitute on this matter , which was not addressed to the Institute prior to the meetings of this Committee , but subsequent to the meet- ings of this Committee ...
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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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