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Committee. Apparently the code has already received the Governor's official approval, but no doubt if, after reading the memorandum, which he very likely has never seen before, he thinks there is & case for further consideration, he can in due course get the
code revised.
The drafting of parts of the code seems
open to criticism; for instance in Section I "The
code aids education", and in II (4) the interpretation
of "reasonable grounds" might, I think, present
considerable difficulties.
Section 12, relating to furniture grants
suggests that a school can only receive a furniture
grant if it also receives a building grant, and only
at the time when the new building for which the
grant is given is being erected. I should have
thought that provision for furniture grants, irres-
pective of building grants or construction of new
buildings, would have been desirable.
I leave it to the Department to decide
whether the points referred to in the two preceding
paragraphs ought to be brought to the notice of the
Governor.
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