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The Officer Administering the Government said that presumably he did not find it easy to persuade members of the
He had tried to persuade Civil Service to join the Volunteers.
So strongly did he feel that mere Cadets to join and failed. percussion was not enough that he intended to recommend to the Secretary of State that all future Cadets and all Civil Servants engaged at home should be bound under their conditions of service or in their agreements to serve in the Volunteers for a fixed period. Mr. Stewart expressed his satisfaction at this announcement. Mr. Stewart asked how the youths would be trained. The Officer Administering the Government said that, as Mr.Keswick had suggested on a former occasion they would be trained separately from the Volunteers. Arrangements would probably be made with the
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Mr. Osborne said that the result would be that, would join the Volunteers to escape such training. Administering the Government said that he also anticipated that
that would be the effect.
The resolution which had been circulated was then moved by Mr. R. Shewan and seconded by Hon. Mr.E.Osborne, in the
following terms:-
"That all Males in the Colony of British parentage between the ages of 18 and 20 years be compelled by law to under- go Military training of the same standard as is required of the Hongkong Volunteers for a period of 3 years from date of beginning of such training:
Provided that if he leaves the Colony before such period of 5 yeare and does not return before their expira- tion he shall not be required to complete the training: and pro- vided further that any Member of the Hongkong Volunteer Corps who shall render himself efficient shall be exempt from such con- pulsory training".
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