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No. of Article of
Corresponding Article
Order in Council
of new Draft.
Remarks.
Rules made under Article XXXVII of Order in
of 1923.
of 1923.
23
31
67 (7)
24
Corresponding Article of new Draft.
23 of Schedule I. 24 of Schedule 1.
Remarks.
32
67 (8)
25
25 of Schedule 1.
33
67 (9)
26
26 of Schedule I.
34
69
27
27 of Schedule 1.
Schedule III.
Same rules to apply--see
28
28 of Schedule 1.
Article 119.
29
Rules made by the Governor in Executive Council under Article XXXVIII of Order in Council of 1923.
30
29 of Schedule I.
31
30 of Schedule I.
32
31 of Schedule I.
"Personal Expenses" defined in
33
32 of Schedule I.
Article 84 (3) and “candidate" in Article 3 (1).
34
33 of Schedule I.
35
34 of Schedule I.
36
35 of Schedule I.
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85
37
36 of Schedule I.
86
38
37 of Schedule I.
87
39
38 of Schedule I.
88
40
39 of Schedule I.
93
41
40 of Schedule I.
78
42
41 of Schedule T.
79
43
42 of Schedule I.
9
80
44
43 of Schedule I.
10
81
11
82
12
84
13
83
14
89
15
90
16
94
17
91
18
96 (c)
19
102
20
Rule 29 of Sch. I.
21
Schedule
Rules made under Article
XXXVII of Order in
Council of 1923.
Has had its effect.
Included in 87.
Legislative Council (Amendment)
Order in Council 1924. Proclamation dated 19th February,
1924, re Mohammedan members. Proclamation dated 19th February.
1924. re Indian members. Proclamation dated 19th February. 1924, re limits of Colombo Town (North) and Colombo Town (South). Proclamation dated 19th February. 1924 re limits of Eastern, Central and Western Divisions of Southern Province.
Proclamation dated 19th February, 1924. re limits of the various Divisions of the Northern Province.
44 of Schedule I.
Incorporated in the various sections. Included in Articles 18 (1) (v). 18 (2), 19 (3) and 25.
Included in Articles 18 (1) (vi), 18 (2), 19 (3) and 26.
These will continue to be in force under Article 19 (12).
45
1
1 of Schedule I.
2
2 of Schedule I.
3
3 of Schedule I.
4
4 of Schedule I.
5
5 of Schedule I.
6
6 of Schedule I.
7
7 of Schedule I.
8
8 of Schedule I.
9
9 of Schedule I.
10
10 of Schedule I.
11
11 of Schedule I.
12
12 of Schedule I.
13
13 of Schedule I.
14
14 of Schedule I.
15
15 of Schedule I.
16
16 of Schedule I.
17
17 of Schedule I.
18
18 of Schedule I.
19
19 of Schedule I.
20
20 of Schedule I.
21
21 of Schedule I.
22
22 of Schedule I.
Sub-enclosure 2 in Enclosure 2. NOTE B.
THE definition of "Indian" in Article 3 follows the suggestion made by the Ceylon Indian Association in their letter of 7th March, 1924 ((2) in file 6151/24). A full discussion of the position will be found in a letter dated 4th March, 1924, from the Indian Association of Ceylon, in the same file.
Article 28 (1) (d) extends the literary qualification of Indians for registration as voters to any Indian vernacular language, but requires ability to speak and under- stand English, Sinhalese, or Tamil. Executive Council on 17th April, 1924 (Petition file No. 478 of 3rd March, 1924), decided that, as Indians are given the right to vote in the territorial electorates, it was essential that they should know Sinhalese, English or Tamil. The new provision has accordingly been made appli- cable to voters for the Indian seats only. Article 33 empowers any registering officer for the Indian Constituency to seek the advice of one or more Indians residing in his registration district.
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