BRITISH POLITICS.
THE EDUCATION BILL.
I-ERSS ASSOCIATION - COPYRIGHT. Received 12,17 a.in., Nov. 0. London, Nov. 6. Tho Archbishop of Canterbury, in a lottor to Canon Sollam, explainod that the House of Lords frankly accepted tho principle of popular control of schools which only, ensured that ovory child attending olomoutary schools would get an opportunity of obtaining religious teaching
of soino sort if the parent desired it, subjeol to a conscience olausc. Another amendment provided that the ico.il authority shall not arbitrarily refuse to take over a voluntary sobool unloss structurally iutllicionl or unnecessary. Tho Bishop of Horoford’s amendment provided that in rural areas whore there was only one school, whether it was oonnoil or voluntary, facilities for denominational loaohing shall be given every day at the expense of the denomination. The Archbishop of Canterbury olaims that tho House of Lords is only contending for reasonable liberty as sgainst unfair restriction.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1924, 6 November 1906, Page 3
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