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of fact they are untrue. It is not a m
principle or the merito of a system
which
is under consideration and which would
therefore admit of discussion.
It is simply
a.
question of fact as to whether the
Emigration Officer
here does
or does not
excercise effectively, that Sunveillance for which
he is responsible,
permits.
10.
and which the Law
I new inclose the report of Mor
Thomsett, the Emigration Officer, on that
Subject
and
I cannot but think that it
comincingly proves that in ever
every
man
permitted by the present state of the Law
his duty as Emigration Officer has been
well and
Satisfactorily discharged.
beg to add my personal testimony.
and I
to the
fact, that his anxiety to do his duty
well has always been most marked-
and that he is one
of the best Executive
Officers of this Government.
M.
1. I nevertheless consider it wident
that the existing
existing state of the Law
of the Law admits
of improvement and it that I introduced last
No t
of 1867-giving
and ne
was
for this reason
year
Ordinance
the Executive
enlarged
necessary powers of control. To that
hacked bos Dadinance Her Majesty's Government took
Wide
Wick Sexy of State some techinal objections, and it will, when
Ito Gant 1 of 230
Sent: 1867.
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required, be passed by the
course
U degislature in the
of a fortnight and be law before the renewal of Emigration
at the approaching season
12. With the increased powers proposed: