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afraid that I still do not think that a case has been made for undertaking on exercise that is going to require lot of official time and effort. The fact that CR's have, to an extent that varies from territory to territory, been superceded by local legislation is irrelevant: alaska) Chapters I and IV of CR2 (dealing with the applicability of the Regulations) make it quite clear that they are only "direction, for genent guidance" which apply "insoffer as consistent with the Constitution" or any other law of the territory. 2. What needs to be demonstrated (and thr Dale's minute of 1 thay does not do this) is that the present situation represents a hindrance to the good administration of our remaining Dependent Territories, either because Governors are being" obliged to carry out procedures that are not in the best things interest of their teritories, or because there are they should be doing for which no clear instructions exist (or for which the instructions which not have adequate legal fracking to take them effective). I suggest that N. Dake should be asked to forget about sweeping genenlisations about what may or may not have been happing 100 years ago, and produce hard evidence of problems here and now that need to be solved. We can then consider how best to tackle them: 9 verzaunch doubt if it will twn out to be by rewriting CRs, though I am willing to be convinced.
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