From the ARM: BMA's outstanding contributions in the public's interest

Abstract

BMA's outstanding contributions in the public's interest Starting his speech by paying tribute to those who made the association work-the staff-who were, he said, one of the BMA's greatest assets, Dr John Marks went on to pay tribute to the & chairmen and other elected officers and his fellow chief officers, above all to Tony _,ws& i fi _Keable-Elliott, whowas standing down after six years as treasurer.