Parliamentary Papers, Volume 7H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... electorate should be widened by the reduction of the property and income qualifications ; that there should be a re- distribution of seats in the territorial electorates ; that the Executive Council should consist of three official ...
... electorate should be widened by the reduction of the property and income qualifications ; that there should be a re- distribution of seats in the territorial electorates ; that the Executive Council should consist of three official ...
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... electorate , which at present numbers some 200,000 or 4 per cent . of the population . The grant of a responsible government to an electorate of these small dimensions would be tantamount to placing an oligarchy in power without any ...
... electorate , which at present numbers some 200,000 or 4 per cent . of the population . The grant of a responsible government to an electorate of these small dimensions would be tantamount to placing an oligarchy in power without any ...
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... electorate . There was , however , a common desire that the Upper House should not be a replica , on a narrower franchise , of the Lower . It was therefore suggested that the composition of the Upper House should be primarily functional ...
... electorate . There was , however , a common desire that the Upper House should not be a replica , on a narrower franchise , of the Lower . It was therefore suggested that the composition of the Upper House should be primarily functional ...
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... electorate ; and it is the party system which reduces to a minimum the intrigues , bargainings and understandings , which in a House of petty groups or independents are apt to become an essential pre- liminary to every parliamentary ...
... electorate ; and it is the party system which reduces to a minimum the intrigues , bargainings and understandings , which in a House of petty groups or independents are apt to become an essential pre- liminary to every parliamentary ...
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... electorate is confined to males and the conditions to be fulfilled to qualify for a vote in the election of Legislative Councillors are prescribed by Article XXVI of the Order in Council of 1923 , as follows : 66 “ XXVI .— ( 1 ) No ...
... electorate is confined to males and the conditions to be fulfilled to qualify for a vote in the election of Legislative Councillors are prescribed by Article XXVI of the Order in Council of 1923 , as follows : 66 “ XXVI .— ( 1 ) No ...
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