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Book

Author
Quinn, S. (ed)
Title
Yearbook 1990 / The Institution of Engineers, Australia
Imprint
Institution of Engineers, Australia, Barton, ACT, 1990, 266 pp
ISBN/ISSN
85825 515 4
Abstract

This book describes the organisation of the Institution and each of its principal units, and lists the members of Council, of Boards of Council and of other Institution Boards and Committees. It provides information on the activities, policies and procedures of the Institution. It also provides some historic background about the organisation and its principal units.

It was provided as a reference to members, office bearers and staff of The Institution of Engineers, Australia. The information contained in this book was current subsequent to the 1990 Annual General Meeting and thus reflects the arrangements for the 1990 Institution year.

This publication, issued in the 71st year of the Institution's existence, was a first edition, and it was proposed that amendments and corrections would be made to the Editor, Mrs S. Quinn.

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