Honest mistake

Published Tuesday 14 October 2008 at 11:40

Unfortunately there was an error in my letter that you were kind enough to publish last week (Letters, October 9, page 8).

The “honest and accurate” definition should have said: “A professional is paid salaries negotiated by his association”.

Michael Earl

Wesleyan Place

London NW5

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