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it was necessary with the object of keeping the Control of the legislature in the hands of the Governor, as the Misgovernment of
the Colonial Minister in England. For the Governor already had a majority of Official Members, plus without restricting his original and casting Votes. I am confident that Your Lordship will agree that this anomaly
also should cease.
10. As it is proposed that three New Members, viz. the General Commanding, The Registrar-General, and the Surveyor-General, should be added to the Official
Element,
consequently, I submit that it is proper
that at least three new Members should
also be added to the Unofficial Element in the Legislature. There would be the right official, and six Unofficial Members; the Governor,
of
course, retaining
(as has been stated above.) his original
and casting Votes.
11. With regard to the two Unofficial Members, I submit that the principle
of Nomination which has worked successfully elsewhere should be sanctioned here. The two leading Public Bodies at Hongkong comprising an adequate
representation
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it was recessary with the cbyech of Keeping the Contist of the legislature in the hands of Ut Governor, as the Mistrement of
the The Colonial Minister in Fingland. For the Governor already had a majority of Official Members, Pura withart rectoring his original and lasting Foles. I and confident that Your Lordship will agree that Neis anomaly
also should cease.
10. As it is propored that three New Members, c. 2. the General Commanding, The Registrar - Queral, and the Suwayon.
- Ineral, should be added to the Official
Element
Ebruent, I submit that it 15 proper
hat at leash his new Members Should
also be added to the Unofficial Element in the Legislature. There would be the right official, and six Muofficial Members; the Governors of
course, retaining
(is has been Elated above.) his original
and Carling Voles.
dis
11. With regard to the win Unofficial Plumbers, I subsuit that the principle
of Nomination which has worked Enccessfully se leiston Thould be sanctired here. The two leading Public Bodies at Stongkong comprising an adequate
representation
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