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Provisions of the

Bill.

308

TABLE OF CORRESPONDENCE.

BETWEEN

The Incitement to Disaffection Bill, 1939,

and

The Incitement to Disaffection Act, 1934.

Section of the 1934

Act.

Remarks.

Title

Title

The title has been expanded so as to include seduction of members of local Navy, Military or Police forces, corps or reserves from their duty or from their allegiance.

"Ordinance, 1939" for "Act, 1934".

"Ordinance" for "Act",

s. 1

s. 2

s. 1

or any.

.reserve" added,

s. 3 (1)

s. 3 (2)

S.

(3)

s. 4 (1)

'from his added.

s. 2 (1) 2 of this Ordinance" for "one of this

Act".

"Ordinance" for "Act".

s. 2 (2) "Magistrate" for "judge of the High

Court".

"of a rank

inspector" omitted.

"together with any other persons.

any other officers of police" omitted.

'with such assistance as may be neces-

sary" added.

"at any time within one month from the

date of the warrant" omitted,

Provisos (a) and (b) omitted-not con-

sidered necessary.

s. 2 (3)|", or of the forces.........section 2" added.

s. 3 (1) | Redrafted, as section 11 (2) of Ordinance No. 30 of 1911 enables penalties which may be either alternative or cumula- tive to be expressed concisely.

s. 4 (2)

s. 5

s. 3 (4)

s. 3 (2) and (3)

"$2,500" for "£200", and $250 for

“£20".

"Ordinance" for "Act".

"Attorney-General"

for "Director of

Public Prosecutions".

The sub-sections have been amalgamated

and redrafted.

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