but also
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from
experts
in the market
research field
-
-
not..
the
as well as experts in
statistics. I think I would be right in saying that I have
come across a single expert who would support the design of
most relevant questions on direct
direct elections, namely, Sections. - —-
F3 and F5 in Annex A to Appendix X of Part II of the Report, or
who would accept the findings of these two surveys by
McNair in relation to the issue of whether direct elections
should be introduced in 1988.
A GB
principally Sir, today I will confine my comments
to
that
of the part
otherwise of introducing direct
Report relating
to
the
desirability
or
in elections
1988.
I should
add
that
the
views
I
will
now
express
are
not
me ant to be
exhaustive in any way, and that on most
of them I have taken
the advice of experienced experts in the market research field.
First, on the subject matter of the two surveys.
It
is pertinent to note that in the invitation to
submit a tender
in
a
letter
the Survey Office
"An independent
con ta in ed
standard form
from
dated 15th May 1987, the first sentence reads:- Survey Office has been appointed by the Governor, to collect,
collate and report on public views on
the issues
discussed
in
the
Green
Paper:
'The
1987
Review
of
Developments
in
Representative
Government'
which will
be
published
in
May
1987"
The material word is "issues".
: