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Ar. Forrest: vith your permission i woul like to put in also
certain minutes which I had written on the organization of the department une it. work to the 0.3. which 1 have not yet been able
to trace in the C.9.9. files.
The Chairman:
You mean you will submit them to us in due course?
ar. Forrest: 1 Could read tc but i have not ae extra copies
for the Commission.
t
The ChiliZATA A If you wil. read the.. for .. tinc being, we can have
copies made later.
Mr. Forrest:
Reads out mine of 16th February, 11, at ressed
(@mi C.5.0.2867/41=)
by him to the Colonial secret.ry. (@).
my
Another minute which I would like to read is
which
minute of 3rd Febrary/deul: vite queltions of
complaints reguzi į bacivility received from the Chulese members
of Council ulti ately coming from tank of China.
i don't think that that minute 15 Very Mormane to
ti tortas of ref rence we have now unde. consideration, ir. Forrest.
ar. Bireuti i have been quite unable to keep the various headings
apart as the cases bringing us back to personnel..
The Quairman: That is a matter which may or may not arise later, but i will give you this assurance. We are not going to assume that there are charges of incivility merely because there is second-hand or written record of such. If anyone cores forward al muxos a charge then that minute will be of the utmost importance, but until
then 1 don't think you meu bother about it.
The Chairman i Fr. Forest, your appointment as 1.0. designate you say came to you towards the one of lepteaber?
A.
I think so. Sir.
1 actually have Mr. Lee's minute saying that he had mentioned it to you and I think we may take it us Dein towards the end of Septembery A. The first officiul use of th. term was in a minute by the P...
adressed to the Col.Sec. stating that i had asked for authority to
huv. certuan works executed.
At that ti e you had of course carefully studied the Kisslebrook
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