(h) the further development of the Technical College;
(1) any other relevant matters."
The Committee has been asked to give early consideration to those matters which would enable simultaneous progress to be made on aspects of the matter which need not await their full report e.g. the most appropriate general location for a new institution (to enable a site to be earmarked) and sufficient information on its size and structural features to permit preliminary work on its construction to proceed.
16. follows:
The membership of the Polytechnic Planning Committee is as
The Honourable P.Y. Tang, OBE, JP, (Chairman)
Mr. S.F. Bailey, CBE., Secretary of the University Grants Committee
The Honourable H.J.C. Browne, JP.
Dr. the Honourable S.Y. Chung, OBE, JP.
The Honourable W.D. Gregg, CBE, Director of Education, or his representative.
Mr. C.P. Haddon-Cave, JP., Deputy Financial Secretary, or his representative.
Mr. J.N. Henderson, JP., Establishment Officer, or his representative.
Dr. L. Kadoorie, JP.
The Honourable J.J. Robson, JP., Director of Public Works, or his representative.
Mr. J.M. Rowlands, JF., Principal Assistant Colonial Secretary (Social Services), or his representative.
Mr. James M.H. Wu, JP.
Mr. S.F. Bailey, in his personal capacity, has been appointed to be Secretary of the Committee.
17.
To sum up it seems clear that the proposed Polytechnic must serve the needs of the community: and that it should do this by:-
(a) meeting commercial and industrial needs for properly education
and trained staff, and
(b) responding to the natural and radional desire of very many
people for educational and employment opportunties commensurate with their abilities.
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