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It will be remembered that in the structure of the Bill , a Committee has been proposed called an Admission Committee , to regulate entrance to the register so far as persons at present in practice , or assistants or students are ...
It will be remembered that in the structure of the Bill , a Committee has been proposed called an Admission Committee , to regulate entrance to the register so far as persons at present in practice , or assistants or students are ...
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The Admission Committee control the entrance of all men who are at present in 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 ...
The Admission Committee control the entrance of all men who are at present in 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 ...
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But would it make it any the more proper for one professional man 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- ...
But would it make it any the more proper for one professional man 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- ...
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Passing from that to paragraph ( c ) of Clause 5 : " Every person who at the passing of this Act is in bona fide practice as an Architect " can claim the right to be registered ? —That is right . 66 132. It seems to follow that any per- ...
Passing from that to paragraph ( c ) of Clause 5 : " Every person who at the passing of this Act is in bona fide practice as an Architect " can claim the right to be registered ? —That is right . 66 132. It seems to follow that any per- ...
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There are many competent archi- tects who may not apply to be registered and they may continue to practice ? - Yes , as architects . 137. If they are regarded as registered architects- Captain Wallace . ] They will not be .
There are many competent archi- tects who may not apply to be registered and they may continue to practice ? - Yes , as architects . 137. If they are regarded as registered architects- Captain Wallace . ] They will not be .
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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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