unanimous
ffosition of the Unofficial
•mambers. He is
He is going beyond what has been done in the U.K. and in
other Eastern Cols, and is doing purports to settle in advance a
what
highly
debatrable
0.
way
deal
question in likely to cause a great
which is likely to
of excitement and resentiment.
It will always be possibit to pass further legislation when peace comes continuing the obligation of military service if that policy is generally ido! ted in the Empire or in parts of it similar to Hongkong - and by that
people will have got word to military triming and the offosition may be
Aina
less Keen.
I would tel. to the Gov. that in the unanimous offocition of the Unofficials and of the fact that compulsory servic ́s in peace trime is a question which must be very carefully considered nereafter in relation to the Empire generally and should not now be brejudged in the case of a particular colony
the S. of S considers that legislation imposing compulsory
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should be limited to duration of war and a pariod of six months. thereafter
tw.o
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<'agree.
peace
after
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Thank you.
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As. M. 22.8.
This was brought to me at 12.45pm on *2324 Aug. by P. Stay J.
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