'File 53/89 II (D 169) Kuwait Education' [‎201r] (413/521)

date v.Ul be £1"06.5s.Od. per annum, increasing the Council's
contribution £,6C6.v)5.0d.. per annum. Xt will be seen, t^^re*-
.fore that a supplementary allocation of £22 ^der pIi/aI of the
increase for the remainder of the current financial : r ear.
*»hen Mr. -akelin 1 s contract with the Government of
Bahrain expires in September. 1945, it is assumed that the
unexpended portion of the allocation under Item A1 of those
estimates will be used to pay the subsidy towards his successor's
salary until the end of the 1945, ^46 financial year. Any ad just-
mem to he rate of the subsidy necessitated by the aopointnent
of a successor whose gross Council emoluments differ from those
of Mr. ./akelin can only be made after the event.
Consideration has already been given in London to the
possibility of requesting the Government of Bahrain to increase
their^present contribution of £300 towards the salary of the
educational Adviser, but a decision on this point has not yet been
reached.
Item B1 - Technical 3taff
J ns a location has been proposed in order to cover the
basic salary of Mr. /Valielin*s successor for the period of overlap
during ."hie 1 t iere would be no contribution from the Government
oi Bahrain and the British Council would therefore be expected tc
accept full financial responsibility for-the Adviser designate.
An allocation would not be needed after the date that the Adviser
designate officially took over from the outgoing Adviser.
I, as would be desirable, a successor is appointed
sion of the current financial year, a su;: )lementary
allocation would be required in the 1944/45 financial year. The
usual allowances for this post have been provided for in Form FCl.
xt -r-i 51 - xidmin: strativo Btaff. ^ 2 & t
is hoped that, as from September, 1945. it will be
possible to appoint a supervisor for Persian Gi: If students studying
in Cairo at schools or universities. This appointment will pre
sumably be dependent on the provision of a hostel by the Bahrain
and/or Kuwait Governments, with suitable accommodation for a
resident English Supervisor or harden. The number of students
involved would be approximately 80.
Provision has been made in the estimates for tie appoint
ment of such official entirely at the Council's expense. It is
possible, however, that the 3ost would be partially subsidised by
tiie Government concerned, in which case the allocations would
require adjustment.
The usual allowances.for this post have been provided
for in Form EC1.
V CP; 1 KC3 - Non Recurrent Estimates
See notes on Schedule EXT.
5CHELULE EXT - ^EkUOADIIhKilES
An allocation for the purchase of a cinema projector
in 1945/46 is proposed on the assumption that the allocation
granted for this purpose in 1944/45 rema *.ns unspent owing bo non
availability of a projector. If the purchase is not made in
1944/45