Their combined provisions so far have amounted to 355 billion rupees, not a great deal less than their post-tax (and post-provision) profits for the past two years, of 430 billion rupees.
But what might this rough justice mean for post-16 provision outside schools?
It is likely that each institution in the consortium will need to build its whole timetable around post-16 provision.
The uncoordinated expansion of academies and free schools, with sixth forms as jewels in their crowns, has made it impossible to create sensible post-16 provision.
It was founded in 1851 as a trading post and provisioning station to serve passing wagon trains along the Emigrant Trail.
But some relief for the council has come from a corner of Kent, where a college and a group of schools have reformed post-16 provision without waiting for it to be forced on them.
He said the problem was simply that there were not enough applications to top universities from pupils from deprived and black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) backgrounds, and that post-16 provision in some areas was not strong enough.
This aspect of the principle is embodied in the ex post facto provisions of the U.S. Constitution and such international treaties as the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (adopted 1950) and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (entered into force 1976).
"We need rationalisation in post-16 provision, not new, expensive, selective schools".
While the full analysis of the relation of the urban planning and earthquake hazard is beyond the scope of this study, it is important to re-emphasize that post-disaster provision of shelter, food, medical, and social services to people is among the key elements of disaster management and recovery plans.
In the following decade, expectations of these forms of response increased such that today they would be expected to be part of post-incident provision.
