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The Society appointed a Committee on February 2, 1927, to draw up a Questionnaire, and gave up an evening to its consideration on March 2. The Questionnaire was revised and re-issued to members, and on their replies the following report is based. Twenty-one out of twenty-five members replied, and of these nineteen found it possible to answer the questions with simple affirmation or negation.
Subject to the provisos that no patient shall be taken on for analysis except after consultation with a qualified physician, and that a standard of education corresponding to a university degree shall be required from lay analysts, and that as regards analytical qualifications and in all other respects the same standards shall be required of lay as of medical analysts,