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Royal College of Anaesthetists makes it clear that special consideration will be given to the needs of those in such posts. As one who has recently become accredited from an academic post (lecturer, senior registrar grade), I can attest to the truth of this. Two years in a numbered post in Britain does not seem an unreasonable requirement. Those who accept posts without a number should be aware that they may be heading up a blind alley. The responsibility for advising such doctors lies with the senior clinical and academic staff who permit the proliferation of unregulated posts which are not eligible for accreditation.