51
Page 161
Mr. Higham
For urgent consideration please. Prima facie
we should accept Sir David Trench's recommendations, which obviously result from very careful consideration, though in some ways, as he admits, they are disappointing. Is it really necessary to accept the requirement (mentioned on page 6) that a member of Council must be of sufficiently independent means to be able to devote adequate time to public affairs? This seems to involve a very unfortunate
limitation of the field.
"(
11
£M.M.
11th June, 1964
& Garten
Fam
fin T Parking is right. Weit
we should press fo
teacher a
welfare waker.
They could be allowed time off for Laylor. dutz.
gon 10/6
R.R. imperity,
6
7-71/6
Page 161
Page 161