Well there are a lot of very clever studios observant members of whatever it is called, out there who could be charging £35k and it would be better earned

Well spotted

Another Advisor in the offing, but then we are a p who are care about detail and accuracy.

From: Library and Information Professionals [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Tom Roper
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Subject: Re: New name for CILIP

Though our North American medical library colleagues have no problem with calling themselves the Medical Library Association.
Has anyone else noted the puzzling plural in the proposed strapline, The Chartered Institute for the knowledge professions

Surely we are one profession, though we may manifest variously as librarians, knowledge managers, etc etc. 

On 2 August 2013 10:45, Frances Hendrix <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> You are right, and one can think of many more examples., it’s a good idea,
> but our colleges who are not public librarians but work in Law firms,
> Medical associations etc could do with a better name than LA, but not ILPUK!
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> Organisations can have working names for aspects of their activities.  Comic
> Relief isn't a charity, for example, it is the trading name of an
> organisation called Charity Projects.  English Heritage is actually the
> Historic Buildings and Monuments Commission for England.  We (yes, I am a
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> I don't think ILPUK is any significant improvement over CILIP.  It certainly
> isn't easier to say, which is supposed to have been one of the reasons for a
> change.
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