CO129-454 - Acting Governor Claud Severn - 1919 [4-6] — Page 91

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H.E, the officer Administering the Government open to the small Committee, which it is proposed to appoint,

to bring forward reasons against putting such rights up to

tender.

I hold no brief for Hon. Mr.Holyoak My point is this, anyone at all, but I understand a Company has been running now for some 15 years with considerable expenditure of capital, and that Company quite rightly feels, as a matter of justice, that it ought to have preferential consideration, if not

treatment.

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H.E. the Officer Administering the Government Any rights which have been acquired, or which may be supposed to have been acquired, will, of course, receive every considera- tion, but the principle of tendering has been decided upon as the fairest method of giving what will be practically a valuable monopoly to persons who are considered by the Government as suitable to conduct the services properly. There is no means of ascertaining who these people may be except by inviting tenders. There is no obligation on the Government to accept the highest or any tender.

Hon. Mr. Yolyoak I understand that the Company in

question is prepared to accept any regulation which the Government may choose to make. The draft regulations, however, are, I submit, unworkable. I have just learned that they are

to be considered Ab initio, and so presume they will come

under discussion.

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H.E. the Officer Administering the Government

whole of the regulations will come under the purview of the

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considered?

All these regulations will be

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