27972 Minutes of Meetings of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, London, Queensland Secretariat, 1929-1999.

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27972 Minutes of Meetings of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, London, Queensland Secretariat, 1929-1999.

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The complete record of the transactions of the local advocacy association covering the period 22 July, 1929 until 9 December, 1999. These are the minutes of meetings held to establish a working committee to superintend matters connected with the aims of the IEE to progress the work of local associations at the state level. It was significant that at the meeting of 22 July, 1929, it was decided that a Local Committee of four members should act in concert with the Local Honourary Secretary and Treasurer. It was also decided that these five members should represent the five main streams: Consulting Engineers; Railways and Tramways; Power and Lighting; Telegraphs and Telephones; and Educational. Appreciation was also expressed of the aims of the Institution in London to stimulate the activities of the overseas Local Advisory Commitees working with each of the State Secretaries.

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Institution of Engineers, Australia. Brisbane Division

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Institution of electrical engineers

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Incorporated in 1883, and in 1921 was granted a Royal Charter which recognized it as the representative body of electrical engineers in the United Kingdom. The main purposes of the Institution are: to act as a learned society to promote the dissemination of knowledge about electrical science and engineering; to act as a qualifying body conferring membership on those whose qualifications fulfill the requirement of the Bylaws of the Institution; and to serve as a regulating body for the profession...

Just, John Stephens, 1880-1962.

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