UNIVERSITY BILL?
PRELIMINARY CONFERENCES. (BPEOIAI, TO THE PRESS.) WELLINGTON, June 23. The Education Department has! just completed three separate conferences with College Councils, and Professorial Boards of the various University Ckd* leges, as well as with the Senate, and it is understood that a UjuveT&ity Bill is in process at" being drfclvn up. liter tlie Bill has received ifee to* primatur of Cabinet, the Senate ns9 lee.n promised by the Minister fbr Education (Mr 11. A. \Vri|bt) fcM «&« University Senate shall rscetoe a eGfly. of the Bill for considej-atjop btfer* }t is introduced to the Hotiee of R&pire* sentatives. It is understood that the bodies with" which the Department eoUßttjtiid a# more or less agreed on the news of th«S new system, and that gen6ralljr the recommendations of the cojnftiissidn have been accepted. Questions at issue now are the constitution of the bodied denned under the new Bill, and the powers of those bodies. In these matters the Sehate is vitally interested.
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18725, 23 June 1926, Page 10
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