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been p@@Jy %gtG passed and %5nft%@ Royal sanction 50 carly that the Ordinance c%I5S
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as Se G I p%mes 1 %ew h fn65n R99ps f& the on m1nanGoo of @1 Law % G atsdng g% aoo Colonial dn LAW a f ss
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s s reported on s previously td In %% wRs oh % %" d state 1b%ar oe that that 6 %aee B n E%v Fn& flor
objection was made that had not bun laid bMet he Colonial Council to hsh twas rued hhh
was an express wish in the colonies that HWee expenses shoudbe betrayed by the MohHcOmty,
and That Law ld bel largely benefhng the oOnes; tNar argument was found sufficient but
still the objection vas made He had made these pmarn@ as to knowH the Government LEY
the Draft fore changing the Colonial Law bee the Council previously, if is prepared to meet
thee IecGOn from teD Diet that the COCnalC Council had n0tb been hd on heB Bill .Is not like
y that's ha Law can be passed before tee praiono this Financially year, but he greed with the
Governor that many respects the organisation by this Ordinance could be carried into effect
bMe is sanctioned He the speaker, had had the idea obNde that difficulty alluded to by
proposing that the Orimmcem comes in force on the sof April 1872, btun until the chnge in S53f
the Colonial Law be Effected with such limitations and exceptions am Phtbeac consequence ftt
S Such exceptions would be bt fey in number; also ccOrHngh enew Ordnan@severI items
are common; tee expenses for the Gardsds area o after the old plan special oNegaenty the
whole difference could, he ftsm a not amOntO more hna Mupe hundpddO uOS There could
tnb more difficulty from tEs Of the question for putting IN Ordnace in force at thee late
Te Gowmora dt that tn. point BROUGHT forward by the last Honorable Memberh had. been IN
der consideration with the Government henfN framing the amendment here proposed, and he must
admit that the Members remarks are well advised but he wsg glad that MS obbcto@C can be met
whho other considerations. Fl eftc confident that the Home Government would do his best to avoid
delay TheH MOabeM Member NdaHuded to a case which came in the danish Rigdg last win
terra and from which smec ondudon might be drawn to theOn beGem but he would then main,
tain, uatf tia case the Home Government had not thought necessary to requat the colonial
Council to give their opinion as to the proposed change in provision of the Colonial Law,
evidently be still lest subct to cMsm that wv the cnsatft the Colonial Councils to the
uimporant alteration ms SO be found sufficiently expressed by their votes nfvW dte last of