| AdminHistory | The British Psychological Society Professional Affairs Board who were responsible for answering many consultations received by the Society raised the issue of how evidence is prepared and submitted and asked Stephen White to investigate the matter. The Board asked that the guidance should be published in the Society's Bulletin so that members could appreciate the 'constraints' under which evidence had to be written. |
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