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Another Amendment proposed in line 5 , to leave out all the words from the word " whole " to the end of the paragraph .- ( Mr . Lindley . ) Question put , that the words proposed to be left out down to the word " a " in line 7 stand ...
Another Amendment proposed in line 5 , to leave out all the words from the word " whole " to the end of the paragraph .- ( Mr . Lindley . ) Question put , that the words proposed to be left out down to the word " a " in line 7 stand ...
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At the moment there is none proposed in the Schedule , but references to that body , I think , were made in the Second Reading debate , and it would be entirely in keeping with the ideas which have controlled the construction of the ...
At the moment there is none proposed in the Schedule , but references to that body , I think , were made in the Second Reading debate , and it would be entirely in keeping with the ideas which have controlled the construction of the ...
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publication duties and the proposed " Board of Disciplinary Control " ' in its ordinary duties of enquiry . ( 35 ) Clause 4. - It is considered this matter should be in the hands of the proposed " Board of Architectural Examination and ...
publication duties and the proposed " Board of Disciplinary Control " ' in its ordinary duties of enquiry . ( 35 ) Clause 4. - It is considered this matter should be in the hands of the proposed " Board of Architectural Examination and ...
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There seems no reason why the proposed " Board of Examination " should not make its own administrative arrangements through its own staff . ( 47 ) The proposal to recognise the promoting body's final examination for exemption purposes ...
There seems no reason why the proposed " Board of Examination " should not make its own administrative arrangements through its own staff . ( 47 ) The proposal to recognise the promoting body's final examination for exemption purposes ...
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There should be provision of machinery in this clause for complainants to set the proposed Board in motion by com- plaint and statement of case to the proposed " Board of Architectural Examination and Registration .
There should be provision of machinery in this clause for complainants to set the proposed Board in motion by com- plaint and statement of case to the proposed " Board of Architectural Examination and Registration .
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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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