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35.
In reply to Mrs. Alleyne, the Chairman explained that
the Baptist College enrolment of 3000 (recommendation (iv))
included sixth-form places. In reference to recommendation
(iii) to bring the Baptist College within the ambit of
UPGC
Secretary, UPGC pointed out that the presence of sixth-
form courses could present problems for the UPGC.
Dr. Lam
stated that the college would be happy to give these up.
Dr. Symons thought that if more sixth-form places were required
they should be opened in schools. She was happy with all of
she felt that Lingnan should
not become a sixth-form college. Mr. Li, noting the present
enrolment of 3000 at Baptist College, thought that standards
must be raised before any further expansion was contemplated.
the recommendations except (v)
36.
Secretary, UPGC stated that he was worried about the
time-scale implied in the recommendations. It would take the
UPGC some time to investigate the operations of Baptist College :
assuming that UPGC grants were justified they could not be
awarded before 1984 at the earliest. What would happen in the
meantime ? The Chairman pointed out that recommendation (ii)
covered the question of increased financial assistance in the
interim period. The Secretary for Social Services suggested
that the proposals in paragraph 37 could be put as a package
to the Executive Council if approved, this would enable the
college to start planning on the agreed lines. Secretary, UPGC
agreed that this would clear the lines for UPGC to begin
discussions with the college. The Chairman agreed that this
would be appropriate, enabling the UPGC to begin consideration
of the matter by March 1982. Secretary UPGC pointed out that
if this line was followed it would become a government decision
which the UPGC would then be formally asked to carry out.
He thought this should be made clear in the minutes of the
present meeting. The Director of Education agreed with this approach and pointed out that he needed to discuss the CNAA
report with the college authorities in the near future.
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Dr. F.C. Chen
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