26.
myself competent to pass any opinion upon the Draft standing Order's for the Legislative Council. I prefer leaving them entirely
The in the hands of Su John Bouring and The Somble
Mr. Anstey, both of whom
are conversant with
the
forms
required for conducting the business of the Legislative
Council - The
only suggestion
I have to offer is that the
Standing
be
orders proposed
not in opposition to
"The Queens Instructions to
Governors,
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core, and that they be not acted upon before the sanction of the Right Honorable The Secretary of State for the Colonies has
been obtained.
I have, te:
Signed) W.Caine Suut! Governon
True Copy
Mr. J. Budges
Acting Colmivat houtary.