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the existing joint scheme, viz :- that the gross cost
of all buildings, inclusive of new sites, should be divided in the proportion of 2/3 to the War Department,
and 1/3 to the Colonial Government, and that this should
be applicable to all works costing £100 or more in each
instance other than what are strictly speaking defence
works, with regard to which a satisfactory arrangement
exists.
The Conference recognised that it would be very
difficult for the War Office to produce at present a
scheme of contemplated works which would be likely to be
final. But it was agreed that one should be prepared and
put to the colony as early as possible. It would be
understood to be not an absolutely comprehensive list,
but merely as designed to give the Colony some idea of
its additional liabilities in the immediate future under
the new arrangement.
2. In the agreement relating to the joint scheme
it was clearly intended that any actual cost of buying
land from private persons should be divided between the
two Governments, but nothing was said as to the method of
treating Colonial land, if required, or the Crown rents
on property let by the Colonial Government.
It was agreed by the Conference that the loss
to the Colonial Government, actual or prospective, of
Crown rents or premia on the sale of leases caused by the
lands being taken for military purposes ought in fairness
to the Colony to be treated as part of the gross cost of
the