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Regional bodies should not be so large that they could not maintain reasonable contact with their schools but must be large enough to achieve economic stability . They would not examine candidates from other regions and must be in touch ...
Regional bodies should not be so large that they could not maintain reasonable contact with their schools but must be large enough to achieve economic stability . They would not examine candidates from other regions and must be in touch ...
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The response from voluntary bodies in fact continued to grow . Local Co - operation 19. The 1961 report * noted that local education authorities and voluntary bodies were coming closer together . Two factors in particular suggested that ...
The response from voluntary bodies in fact continued to grow . Local Co - operation 19. The 1961 report * noted that local education authorities and voluntary bodies were coming closer together . Two factors in particular suggested that ...
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The national needs of the autonomous bodies would be ill co - ordinated by regional bodies inde- pendent of each other ; and the administrative devices suitable to the control of such bodies would be needlessly multiplied .
The national needs of the autonomous bodies would be ill co - ordinated by regional bodies inde- pendent of each other ; and the administrative devices suitable to the control of such bodies would be needlessly multiplied .
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 11 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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