Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... practice , or assistants or students are concerned . Several applications have been made by bodies whose names do not appear in the Second Schedule , and the Committee are asked to add the names of those bodies and that increases the ...
... practice , or assistants or students are concerned . Several applications have been made by bodies whose names do not appear in the Second Schedule , and the Committee are asked to add the names of those bodies and that increases the ...
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... practice or are now assistants or are now students ; the Board of Architectural Education con- trols the entrance of all men who may after the passing of this Act either come into practice or become assistants or students , in so far as ...
... practice or are now assistants or are now students ; the Board of Architectural Education con- trols the entrance of all men who may after the passing of this Act either come into practice or become assistants or students , in so far as ...
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... practice a profession which was somewhat remote from the other ? -Of course this Bill does not in any kind of way restrict a person from carrying on any other pro- fession than that of an architect . 53. Exactly . What you are saying is ...
... practice a profession which was somewhat remote from the other ? -Of course this Bill does not in any kind of way restrict a person from carrying on any other pro- fession than that of an architect . 53. Exactly . What you are saying is ...
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... practice as an Architect " can claim the right to be registered ? —That is right . 66 132. It seems to follow that any per- son who has had experience in practice would be regarded as qualified to register . If he fails to register ...
... practice as an Architect " can claim the right to be registered ? —That is right . 66 132. It seems to follow that any per- son who has had experience in practice would be regarded as qualified to register . If he fails to register ...
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... practice ? - Yes , as architects . 137. If they are regarded as registered architects- Captain Wallace . ] They will not be . Mr. Lindley . ] By some people they might be . If these people could put up an excuse and refuse to pay , that ...
... practice ? - Yes , as architects . 137. If they are regarded as registered architects- Captain Wallace . ] They will not be . Mr. Lindley . ] By some people they might be . If these people could put up an excuse and refuse to pay , that ...
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