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suggested in his despatch. On the whole I
think the Governor's proposed new scheme
is a great improvement on the existing one,
and subject to C.S.D. observations, I would
suggest that this approval might be given.
As regards the reply to the petition itself, I
think the lines suggested by the Governor at the
end of paragraph 2 of this despatch would be
quite adequate to meet the case.
A.N. Galsworthy
28th August, 1939.
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I am afraid it has taken me a long time to
deal with this, but the petition raises very complex
questions, and the Governor's projected solution of
them seems to me to be subject to quite a number of
objections.
Stagnation is regarded as the principal
valid cause of complaint with the present system, but
it