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majority and will be given absolute
discretion in the allocation of the
Funds. Before the Board can be
established it will, of course, be
necessary to obtain the authority of
Parliament by means of a Bill, and the
introduction of a Bill has been déferred
until the situation in China becomes
clearer.
Iku
The position, is that the
University's hopes of assistance lie in
making application to the Board of
Trustees when established; that the
establishment of the Board is dependent
upon the passing of an Act of Parliament;
and that the anarchy in China has so
far prevented the introduction of a Bill.
It may thus be a considerable time
Cam
before the University's application outd
even be considered and there is no
guarantee that even then the Board with its
Chinese majority will be able to meet its wishes.