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ECENT figures published on the operation of the Agreed Joint eedure during the year ended June 5, 5. 'confirm that the RRNC are coning to play a valuable role in road Page licensing and that the attitude he Licensing Authorities in all traffic is wholeheartedly supports the Agreed it Procedure and the work of the imittees.
he committees are maintaining their :essful record of agreements with licants: as a result of the 5,359 disions, 1,638 agreements were signed. applications were withdrawn, and in 5 cases the objections were withdrawn lout agreements being signed. Some 9 discussions were successful, repreing a percentage of 69. the same ined in the corresponding period ing June 6. 1964.
is interesting to note that of the 70 applications published, 3,382 Ll per cent) were lodged by applicants 1, from the details given in A. and D. , appeared to be seeking to enter the istry for the first time; the figure for year ended June 6, 1964. was 3,283 0 per cent). During the year under ew, 47,570 applications were puban increase of 3.179 (7.16 per cent) 1964.