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Governer Sir J. Pope Hennessy / sec Commoue Paper 3185 of 1885) called attention, in -paragraph, 17, 18, 419, to the perilous position of cedopted child on and of-a-
cumployed
children
row
in domestic service,
and desired that he should be
& feruicher
with a report thoven, after a full and brustworthy enquiry into the facts.
مجھ
This work. was entrusted to Men
Duustice Russell, then Registrar General,
and his Report is dated the 18th of July 1889.
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At page of that Report, beginning
with the words "The Scheme which denggest,
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•M# Russell indicated the safeguards which in his opinion the position of the children in question required, and the powers-
which should be:
law to the ne
3 given by lai
Registrar Several to mable him to give the children the protection which their
position
position demanded.
5.
The
draft of
the bill nowendosed, was
ccarefully revised by Mer Russell, and I think that, in his opinion, axouve that, in
I may safely
it will,
of paved, attain the object for which it is intended. As, however, it sway be m thought that it gives unconstitutional powers to the Registrar General, His Excellency the Governor will probably desire to m consult the Secretary of State
111easure is
before
the
is further proceeded with No doubt the powers which the bill,
exceptional, but the
to confer
ала рос
propioves
Cireurustances with which it deals are
exceptional also.
I have to
(Signed) Frecterick Stewart,
Registron Genera
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