informed whether a
Colonial
tion which is
Office Regulation apparently
in force is
force
virtually repealed
Whilst on the
the one-
repealed or not.
the
hand fully recognizing independence of the Auditor,
on the other it seems desirable that the Governor should be kept fully acquainted with all details reflecting financial management of the Departments under him.
the
Mr Nicolle mentions
what
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what was done in Cyprus
and it is possible that regulations affecting that country which is, comparatively speaking,
near
England, may
be more in
favour of direct correspondence on the part
of the Auditor, but the length of time that must expire before a reply reaches this Colony renders
it doubtful whether the
same
system would in
prove beneficial
in the long
run