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The Institute has received a sum of money for the establishment of a prize for a clinical essay. The following regulations have been drawn up for the administration of this fund and the requirements of the essay.
1Name and Purposes. —The Fund shall be called 'The Clinical Essay Fund', and shall be devoted to the furtherance of scientific knowledge of mental pathology.
2Management. —As soon as the sum of money designated 'Clinical Essay Fund' shall have been transferred to the Institute of Psycho-Analysis (hereinafter called 'the Institute') the Board of the Institute shall appoint as Trustees to administer the Fund, the President, the Hon. Business Secretary and the Hon. Treasurer of the Institute for the time being, and at its discretion others.
3Application of Income. —The Institute shall apply the income arising from the said Fund for the purpose (inter alia) of providing an annual money prize value not exceeding £20 for an essay on the clinical record of a case investigated by psycho-analytical methods.
4Notice and Advertisement. —The Trustees are not obliged to advertise the Essay Prize periodically in any public place. On receipt of the money designated 'Clinical Essay Fund' the Board agrees to print in the INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHO-ANALYSIS' these regulations in full. Any changes in these regulations shall be published in the issue of the JOURNAL immediately following such changes. If any person applies to the Hon. Secretary or any other officer of the Institute for copies of these regulations it shall be sufficient that he is referred to the place in the JOURNAL where they are given.
5Appointment of Judges. —The judges of the essays submitted for competition shall be appointed by the Board of the Institute for the time being or in the event of transfer of the Trust by corresponding officers of the succeeding organization. Such judges shall be three in number, of whom one must have attained distinct