10.44am BST Graham Stuart, the Conservative chair of the education committee, asks if Laws will replace the chair of governors.
Mr. Hirschfeld agreed to replace the chair in 1993, with one that had been used in a shop in the Chrysler Building.
The two men are already at loggerheads over Mr Gove's decision to replace the chair of Ofsted, Labour peer Lady Morgan - a decision which has prompted claims of political cronyism.
I say to the guys: "Do you not think it would be cheaper to just replace the chair, every day, than have me painstakingly re-glue it?" And they say no, Royce, glue the chair.
Simple things such as repairing the air conditioning or replacing the chairs may have a noticeable effect on the patients' perceptions of the ED.
Replaced the chair and took the panettone over to another part of the apartment.
In November the DfE intervened directly, placing the school in special measures and replacing the chair, Shazia Parveen, with Day, who runs a chain of academies.
As well as a sweeping overhaul of Sorrell's remuneration, WPP is to make wide-ranging changes to its board, replacing the chair of its remuneration committee and appointing four new non-executive directors in a bid to inject new blood and appease shareholders who accuse the company of complacency.
There is a fracture in the back left leg that keep splitting – diagonal, down most of the length of it, leading to this sharp long piece of wood that so often takes someone out at the eye – and I say, "Hey, you'd have to rebuild Big Tex's skull and eye less if you replaced the chair".
Ted Kennedy, the senator from Massachusetts, has held his seat for 46 years after winning it in a similar replace-the-chair-warmer gambit.
