Abstract
The Commentary in this journal for December 1964 very rightly drew attention to what seems to be a battle for domination between the newly‐formed British Joint Corrosion Group and the Corrosion and Protection Association. This article is written to put the case for the British Association of Corrosion Engineers, the third party involved, as an endeavour to clarify the situation and to effect co‐ordination. The official aims and objects of B.A.C.E. can be given here, as they form the basis of the argument. These are:
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