C. 1. Education (~)
1. Eov.
V. 441
(Zwds. 300. of code
30.5.38
governing
grant for travom" to Altit.
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Q A.C.E.C
P. Rogers ||7
? Is this necessary Mant
allimality-yes- 765h, 11.7.
07.
Mr. Gent.
The Advisory Education Committee, in its
memorandum on educational grants in aid, 1933,
(attached for reference) definitely recommends that
grants in aid to educational institutions should be
assessed not on attendance but on expenditure on
salaries (see paragraphs 10-16 on pp. 9-11. In
view of paragraph 2 of the Governor's despatch, in
which he definitely asks for the opinion of the
Secretary of State, I think it would be reasonable,
and in fact desirable, to draw the Governor's
attention to these paragraphs, quoting the despatch
of the Secretary of State in which he communicated
the memorandum for the favourable consideration of
the dependencies, and saying that while the
Secretary of State has no doubt that there were
special local reasons for departure from the prin-
ciples recommended by the Advisory Education Com-
mittee, he will be glad to know what those reasons
are before he circulates the code to the Advisory