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There are currently no known outstanding effects for the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966, Cross Heading: Supplementary.
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11U.K.The powers of the Council and any of its committees may be exercised notwithstanding any vacancy, and no proceedings of the Council or any of its committees shall be invalidated by any defect in the election or appointment of a member.
12U.K.The additional elected members of the Council required to bring the number of such members up to twenty-four shall be elected before, and shall come into office at, the annual general meeting of the College in 1968.
13U.K.Of the persons elected members of the Council at the election of such members in 1968 one shall retire in each of the three next following years, being—
(a) that one of the successful candidates who at that election received the smallest number of votes and remains a member by virtue of being so elected, or
(b) if two or more such candidates received an equal number of votes, the candidate who has been registered on the register for the shortest period or, if two or more such candidates have been registered for a shorter period than any other but for the same period as each other, one of them chosen by lot.
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