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-Committee, not by the Council

but by the Governod.

23 and 2.44 unobjectionable.

25 Amendments before

should obtain the

proposed Sanction of the Governor.

26 Motions not to be made by Members without written notive to the Governor 3 day before their discussion and to be e proposed by him if approved.

27 and 28 unobjectionable.

29 Motions for adjournment must come from the Governor.

2301. Questions to be put

w

by

60

the Governor require no seconder.

31,32, and 33. There would be no inconvenience in adopting

these rules - I have

generally employed them since presiding Over the Legislative Council.

34 Needless.

But before determining

on the

details of the standing orders I think the question of publicity

of discussion should be submitted for the consideration of the Home Government.

I see no grave objection to the admission of the public

on the Second reading of an