Regulations.—The Commandant draws attention to the fact that the question of "approving" re-fruits as suitable for a particular arm or unit of the Corps is -not provided for in the Regulations. He suggests that powers of "finally approving" recruits should be vested in the Officer Commanding in conformity with the practice prevailing generally in other Volunteers Corps, so as to ensure the enrolment of the right stamp of recruit,-and avoid the posting to various units of unsuitable recruits.
The Commandant's suggestion, with a view to securing this state of affairs, has been adopted, and Clauses IX and X of Section B of" the Council's Regulations, governing conditions of Service, are accordingly amended as follows TX. Acceptance of Service.—The "approving officer" of persons wishing to enrol in a Unit will be the Commanding Officer of that Unit, but it shall be the*Council's pleasure to accept ov reject the service of any such person for all Units of the Corps.
Enrolment.—A Volunteer' for enrolment shall sign this form and submit it to the Commander of the Unit which he wishes to join. When the latter, after "approval," has signed the form, the candidate is an enrolled member of the Corps, or of the Special Reserves, and will hand the form in at Corps Headquarters for his name to be entered up in the Corps Records.
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