Excerpt from The Educational Policy of the Unionist Party: An Address Given to the United Club on November 13, 1901
In some kinds of teaching work the supply has been redundant, in others defective. For a better organisation, the first essential was a Central Authority; the next is the creation of Local Authorities. A Central Authority was established in 1899. The old Education Department was properly concerned with Elementary Education only, and touched Secondary only at certain points. The Board of Education created in 1899 deals with all education below the University. But we are still waiting for Local Authorities. In 1900 the Lord President of the Council introduced in the House of Lords a Bill which was practically the Bill brought in this year, minus Clause 8, which was afterwards made necessary by the Cockerton judgment.
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