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Enclosure No.1
Enclosure No.2
resolutions of the Senate and afterward the motions of
which notice had been given by the Vice-Chancellor.
Where the resolutions of the Senate and the motions of
the Vice-Chancellor touched the same issues, and
advocated change in the existing organizations or
arrangement, they were deferred and considered together.
All the remaining resolutions of the Senate were
considered, but the Council took no action upon those
that were in the nature of replies to comments by the
Committee beyond forwarding them to the University Court.
The Court met on May 23rd 1938, under the
chairmanship of myself as Chancellor:
4.
a copy of the
relevant portion of the minutes of the meeting is
attached. The agenda consisted of the resolutions of
the Council, that is to say, of the motions proposed in
the Council by the Vice-Chancellor as they were passed,
sometimes with amendments by the Council. Ten days before
the meeting of the Court a printed paper was sent to all
members of the Court which gave in parallel columns
5.
(a)
extracts from the report which were the
matter of resolutions passed by the Senate or the
Council.
(b)
resolutions of the Senate and resolutions
of Faculties endorsed by the Senate.
(c)
resolutions of the Council.
A copy of this printed paper is the second enclosure of this despatch. lembers of the Court were
asked to inform the Registrar of their intention to move amendments to the Council's resolutions which were the
agenda of the Court meeting, and in the same notice attention was called to the resolutions of the Faculties
and Senate. Notice of two amendments was received; the
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