Deletion of William Dickson MBE

Comment: while I am in favour of medical biographies generally, and it is an area in which we are lacking, we tend to stick to very senior doctors only, and I don't find that this gentleman has (|yet) reached that stage.  The sourcing is presently insufficient for a BLP.  The general consensus is that MBEs are worthy but not Wikipedia-significant (unless they've played professional football); the response is "maybe, tell me more" to OBEs and we routinely keep CBEs and above
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Too soon (WP:TOOSOON)

Comment: ANYBIO says "a well-known and significant award or honor." Getting an MBE certainly helps. But some honor handed out en masse by one particular leader in one country is not automatically "significant."  This appears to be a less exclusive honor than several related ones. The relevant article indicates there is no stated limit to how many MBEs can be awarded in a given year. Have any such honors been handed out to persons for things other than great achievements, such as to curry political favor, or to a friend of no particular accomplishments? What if the leader of any other country of population 60 something million handed out an honor to someone. Automatically notable as well? We should not hand over the keys to Wikipedia notability to any one national leader with a box full of ribbons to hand out each year.  There should still be reliable sources to satisfy 
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:BIO)