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Amended Draft Rules for the detailed establishment of the proposed Interpretation Department and to request Your Lordship to sanction my proceeding forthwith to establish the new Interpretation Department on the basis herein recommended.
2. A comparison of these Amended Draft Rules with those Draft Rules which I submitted to Sir Michael Hicks Beach, together with the Minutes appended to them in my despatch No 79 of 31st May, 1879, will show that the plan now proposed is in accord with the recommendations made at the time by His Honour The Chief Justice and the other Officers principally interested in the establishment of the new department.
The Chief Justice has recently given renewed expression to his views regarding the need of an Interpretation Department such as I now propose. I enclose a copy of the Chief Justice's letter for Your Lordship's information.
3. Apart from the information contained in the Amended Draft Rules herewith forwarded, there are some points regarding which Sir Michael Hicks Beach in his despatch No 14 of 21 August, 1879, called for information and which, after having carefully re-considered the whole matter, I proceed to deal with.
4. As to the position of the Interpretation Department in relation to the Colonial Secretary's Office; the former
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Amended Draft Rules for the detailed establishment of the proposed Interpretation Department and to request Your Lordship
to sanction my
my proceeding forthwith to
establish the new
Interpretation Department
on the basis herein recommended.
2.
A
comparison of these
Amended Draft Rules with those Draft- Rules which I submitted to Sir Michael Hicks Beach, together with the Minutes appended to them in
No
my despatch Ne 79
of 31st May, 1879, will show that the plan
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now
propose is in accord with the recommendations made at the time by His Honour The Chief Justice and the other Officers principally interested in the establishment of the
departiment.
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The Chief Justice has recently given renewed to his views regarding expression to his views
regarding the
need of an Interpretation Department ouch
as
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ow propose.
I enclose a copy of
the Chief Justive's letter for Your
Lordship's information
3.
Apart from the information
contained in the Amended Draft Rules
herewith forwarded, there are some
regarding
points
which Sir Michael Hicks Beach
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14
in his despatch. No 114 of 21 August, 1879,
called for information and which, after
having carefully question,
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re-considered the whole
mon
proceed
to deal with.
As to the position of the
Interpretation Department in relation to the Colonial Secretary's Office; the former
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