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Are there circumstances in which one group may justifiably deny to another a chance to have its say at a public meeting when a question concerning both is at issue? This problem comes to the fore in a clash between a teenage group and a community centre committee. The young people are accused of destructive behaviour and are, without a hearing, denied the use of the centre. In retaliation they hire a hall to publicly voice their protest. The committee feels it too should be heard at the meeting. The question is left to the film audience. No. 5 in the series.

1955, 06 min 18 s