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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1977
HE ALSO POINTED OUT THAT WITH THE NEW ASSOCIATION, IT SHOULD BE MUCH EASIER FOR SENIOR OFFICERS WHO WISH TO
ASCERTAIN THE VIEWS OF THE RANK AND FILE ON A PROCEDURAL STEP OR A PARTICULAR MATTER TO OBTAIN FROM THE ASSOCIATION A CONCENSUS WHICH IS REPRESENTATIVE OF THEM.
HE BELIEVED THERE WILL BE BETTER COMMUNICATION AND CO-OPERATION BETWEEN THE SENIOR AND JUNIOR RANKS, WHILE THE ASSOCIATION WILL BECOME AN INSTRUMENT FOR THE RANK AND FILE TO MAKE SUBMISSIONS ON ANY MATTER WITH WHICH THEY ARE DISSATISFIED.
+THIS WILL DEFINITELY HELP TO RAISE THE MORALE OF THE POLICE FORCE WHICH IN TURN WILL CONTRIBUTE SUBSTANTIALLY TO THE MAINTENANCE OF LAW AND ORDER AND OF PUBLIC STABILITY,+ HE SAID.
IN REPLY MR. DAVIES SAID THE IR REMARKS ABOUT THE POLICE FORCE GENERALLY AND THE BILL IN PARTICULAR WOULD BE A SOURCE OF ENCOURAGEMENT TO THE FORCE AND TO THE PROPOSED ASSOCIATION.
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HE WOULD CERTAINLY SEE THAT THE CONSTRUCTIVE COMMENTS OF FATHER MCGOVERN, BASED ON SUCH LONG AND WIDE EXPERIENCE, WERE PASSED ON TO THOSE WHO WERE ENGAGED IN FORMING THE ASSOCIATION.
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