The relaunched QC body is unlikely to finalise its new appointment round this year in a development that will raise questions about the future of the silks system.
October 17, 2007 at 11:02 PM
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The relaunched QC body is unlikely to finalise its new appointment round this year in a development that will raise questions about the future of the silks system.
The body responsible for assessing and handing out the rank said this week that the second round of QC awards was unlikely to be announced before January – 18 months after the first batch of silks were unveiled under the revamped kitemark.
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