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so long as it is understood that any advice may be accepted

or rejected by the government, and confidence is observed

at all times.

Again as might be expected, the Board is not particularly

happy with this view of its role but has noted it.

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The following diagrams show two typical ways in which the

Board of Education's advice is provided: