(iii) Alternatively, and as a temporary measure, the statutory forms in the Fourth Schedule to the Rules be amended by the Colonial Secretary under Rule 10 to incorporate sufficient particulars of the detention order to be given to enable the detained person to make objections;
(iv) Regulation 31 contemplates there being one or more Committees of Review. A quorum consists of the chairman and one other mem- ber.
In the opinion of the Bar Committee it would seem desirable that the chairman of each Committee of Review should be some legally qualified person independent of the Executive, either a Judge or some other per- son of standing in the legal profession not employed by the Crown;
(v) Although the quorum of a Committee of Review consists of the chairman and one other member there appears to be no limit to the number of persons who might constitute a Committee of Review. The Bar Committee thinks that on any Committee there should be a preponderance of persons not employed by the Crown.
10. On the question of lawyers constituting the Com- mittee of Review the Bar Committee feels sure that its representations would not be misinterpreted. The purpose of a Committee of Review is presumably to weigh the balance between individual liberty and public interest.
With no defined principles to guide its functions it seems to the Bar Committee that a Committee of Review would fulfill no
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