ARCHIVES OF DISEASE IN CHILDHOOD 4. The recommendation of the Medical SubCommittee of the Child Guidance Council that Child Psychiatrists should have had experience with normal children and with sick children in hospital or in general practice is welcomed, but the Executive Committee of the B.P.A. recommend that this experience should be sufficiently thorough to enable candidates to qualify for the D.C.H. or some higher qualification in Child Health. 5. It is also recommended that a Child Psychiatrist attached to a Children's Hospital or a General Hospital should be recognized as a full member of the hospital staff, subject to the individual holding the usual higher qualifications. 6. The Executive Committee of the B.P.A. recommend that in Child Guidance Clinics not attached to a Children's Hospital or a Children's Department of a General Hospital, there should be available a paediatric service for physical examination of children attending such clinics wherever possible. W. G. WYLLIE (Chairman).

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