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THE VALUES ISSUE

It is interesting that the theme of this edition of our magazine is VALUES. Without even knowing about the theme at the time, I gave a lot of thought to the importance of a firm value system for an organisation such as ours, while preparing this, my first message as president of WRSA. I specifically refer to an organisation “as ours” because WRSA is not only a voluntary, non-statutory, membership-driven organisation; it is also a registered

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