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also politicians, object to a power, which is in principle unacceptable, being conferred by statute and at the same time an authoritative statement being made that the power will not be exercised or that its exercise will be restricted.
5. If the view is taken that consideration should be given to accepting the Governor's present proposals then, before a final decision is made it would be advisable, it seems to me to consult the Law Officers. But it would be premature to do so before Ministers are consulted, because Ministers may accept the recommendation made in your submission.
al. fratter. Beller
(SIR ARTHUR GRATTAN-BELLEW) 20 February, 1970
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