World Unity

Mr. Garrett moved that the Exec, take steps to extend the work of UN Association in the college; setting up in conjunction with the ISS committee some organisation to this end: though we have been nominally affiliated to the UN Association of N.Z. for some years, not a thing had yet been done in the college in the way of active support for the aims of UN. It would not be done until some organisation was actually responsible for doing the work. He advocated the setting up of a committee—and the first job it should undertake should be the organising of an appeal in the college for the World Children's day appeal. Properly organised Work Days would be the best way of tackling the job. Mr. Robinson gave him very adequate support for the general principle and particular application.

The motion got through without trouble—let's hope that the Exec, will not take the unanimity as an indication that no-one will worry about it for a while.