RULES OF PROCEDURE
OBSERVANCE NECESSARY CENTURIES OF EVOLUTION. “I would remind the members that this board has led the way in many educational reforms, notably the Alontessori system of teaching children, health camps and the grading of teachers,’’ said Afr. E. F. Hemingway, when he assumed the chairmanship of the Wanganui Education Board yesterday. “I am sure that I can expect that co-operation and loyalty that has been given me while L have occupied the position of acting chairman,” he continued. If I receive that help which has already been given me in that posi-
.ion, I am sure that we will bo all right.” Procedure at the board table was governed by rules which had been evolved through centuries of experience, he said. They had boon in the process of formation ever sinbe the Saxon councils, and through the ages they had been improved and perfected until they were now the rules of procedure governing present day meetings. Any departure from that procedure would load to difficulty and possible chaos. He reminded the members of rhe board that in the strict following of the ruh s of procedure they would be following a course that had been evolved through centuries of experience.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 75, Issue 116, 19 May 1932, Page 5
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203RULES OF PROCEDURE Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 75, Issue 116, 19 May 1932, Page 5
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