(h) be effective: adequately resourced and organised.

At the same time that does create pressures upon the school and in particular it creates pressures upon you in terms of finding the money in order to ensure that those pupils are resourced adequately.

Even a relatively small additional sum of money can enable the purchase of additional equipment which will make the difference between being poorly and adequately resourced.

This situation could be mitigated if companies had qualified, independent, and adequately resourced boards; however, as I noted previously, this is all too often not the case.

It believes in all compulsory education being free and adequately resourced.

Finally, whatever the future of state schools' funding, whether it be grant maintained or devolved under the local management of schools, all schools must be fairly and adequately resourced.

The Stock Routes Coalition is a group of organisations who have come together to have the NSW and Queensland Stock Routes declared 'Protected Corridors for Travelling Stock and Biodiversity', managed by the current managers and adequately resourced with supplements from public funds.

The piping and drumming tradition that is so strong in Northern Ireland, which demands that our bands achieve world championship success and status, requires the teaching of theory and practice in music to be far more focused and adequately resourced.

Finally, it also needs a progression route to degree level qualifications, with institutions with a strong technical focus, resourced adequately to offer practical and theoretical knowledge and skills.

Such planning requires continuing, adequately resourced, and interactive collaboration between the professional, technical, and management arms of the NHS.