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in principle, as to whether or not a Commissioner for Administration is required in the Colony.
The Hong Kong Attorney-General, Denys Roberts, who drafted the Bill, will be in England during August and if convenient he proposes to call on the Parliamentary Commissioner and will then be available to discuss any points which you may wish to raise. Hong Kong have also enquired whether their present Clerk of Councils, R. W. Primrose, who made an earlier study of this subject, and who will be on leave in this country towards the end of this year, might be attached to your Office for two or three days. We should be grateful to learn whether these proposed visits would be acceptable to the Parliamentary Commissioner and to yourself.
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