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๑ นางสาวฐิติพร สุขสำโรง

๒ นางสาวพัชมณ กู้เมือง

๓ นางสาวพัชรินทร์ จันทร์โพธิ

๔ นางสาวจรเจรช ภู่ทอง

๕ นางสุภาภรณ์ เทศับตร

6 นางโสภา สุขสมบูรณ์

7 นางสาริศา หวังสะละฮี
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The above essential points being marked out, it will be more than ordinarily proper that we should now go over them all once again.
The first step would seem to be to appoint a special committee of some sort or other, and I am inclined to think that the best plan would be to have one person from the principal department deal with the whole question, and to fix upon a certain number of heads of department to assist him in the work.
The next thing would seem to be to hold a meeting at which all those Statutory enactments which are found in force on the day after the date mentioned in the preceding paragraph shall be laid on the table, together with the Report of the Committee appointed under Section viii., Subsection (3), and any other information which may be required by way of evidence before the House, and then let us see whether there is not something further that can be done.
The most important point about this business seems to me to be that we do not want to make unnecessary delays, because if we look at our own history, we find ourselves perpetually delaying things, and always making unnecessary complications.
The present Government has declared itself determined to bring in a measure respecting Private Property within three years' time, but if we look at the progress of this Measure since it was first promised by Mr. Balfour in June last year, we find that it has made no real progress whatever.
The Prime Minister said on Monday evening that he had written a letter to his Lordship dated yesterday morning, and I understand that he says in this letter that he wants to introduce a Bill respecting Private Property during the course of this Session.
The right hon. gentleman did not say why he waited so long before he wrote back? It does not appear from his letter what steps he proposes to take next?
The newspapers are just now reporting that Mr. Chamberlain's speech was delivered without any reference either to India or South Africa.
The Daily Telegraph for November i is out.
The Times for November ii is out.