, 1872-08-07
ST. GaolE AVIS,

or the disbursement is warranted by Laws,
Ordinances, Royal Resolutions or other existing
rules that must be considered binding until they
are repealed by the Legislature, or unless cir
cumstances render it necessary that such a
measure be effected before the vote of the Co
l0nial Council can be obtained. In this last
mentioned case, the matter must be laid before
the Colonial Council at its next ordinary, or at
an extraordinary meeting, in order TO obtain
the necessary extra grant.
5 ST.
In accordance with 60 none Of the proper
ties and invested funds belonging to the CAPT
tai stock of the municipality can be disposed OF,
nor any loan be raised, without the consent Of
the Colonial Council, but in matters of more
than general Importance, for instance relating
to the disposal (either by sale, exchange, gift
or agreement), or to the mortgage OF any pro-
perty belonging to the municipality, Or to the
lease of any such for a longer term than once
fixed or in any other manner than by public
auction, or to the raising Of loans of larger
amounts or for a longer period than can be re
paid from the annual revenues, Or to the re
newal or prolongati0n OF terms OF payment OF
such loans, or to the purchase of immovable
property, or agreements by which the NUM-
cipality takes over certain obligations or re-
nounces certain rights, the sanction OF the Gov
ernor, or, according to circumstances, that of
the Minister, must also be obtained to render
such resolution valid.
S58.
In case of dissent between the Governor and
either of the Colonial Councils, relative to mat
ters Of municipal economy, the case shall
through the Minister be laid before the King.
Until a decision be given by Royal Resolution,
the customary rules or the provisions IN the
Ornca1inr budrot FRO IN ha C,f,,ArVn6.
SO.
Until otherwise prescribed by ""21he
Colonial Council shall appoint the members Of
the School Commissions, the Hospital Commits
sions, the Quarantine Commissions, and other
commissions on municipal affairs, in accordance
with the rules hitherto followed. In case Of q
dissolution of any of the Colonial Councils the
seats in the commissions here mentioned that
have been filed by members of the Council are
temporarily to be filed by other citizens no.
minated by the Superior Authority.
60
With regard to the business appertaining to
the offices of the Bookkeepers and TreaSurerS
and the control herewith, the same rules hith-
erto observed shall be applicable until other
wise prescribed by Ordinance. Each Of the
Colonial Councils shall, however, yearly appoint
two of its members for the purpose of occasion
ally eAdlIllulIS tIo OdoH NCPo0lUOU AZ UhO CHAo4
chest as we'll as that in the keeping of the Trea-
surer, comparing the same with the accounts.
The amount Of security to be given by flu
turo Treasures or Collectors for the collections
entrusted to them, is to be determined by Or
dinance.
5 81.
The yearly Colonial Accounts are to be clas-
sifed in accordance with the budgets, and to be
laid before each respective Colonial Council,
and an extract of these accounts shall be pub
lished in print.
After a general revision of the accounts by a
committee appointed for that purpose, which
committee has the right of demanding all the
calculations that may be requisite, the Colonial
Council may through a memorial to the King
complain of such errors in the accounts, which
in it's opinion cannot be decided by arectifying
remark of the Council itself.
60.
The administrative revision and decision of
the Colonial Accounts shall, until otherwise
prescribed by Ordinance, be effected according
to the rules hitherto observed for revising the
State Treasury's Colonial Accounts.
VI.
SO.
The Common and Statute Law of Denmark
shall as hitherto be applicable iE the colonies,
as more accurately defined by the Laws and
0rdinanoes.