Ireland in 1921
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Supposing there are 100 members available for meetings we could, I think, accommodate numbers up to 51, this is one more than half, or a majority of the entire assembly. Then at that meeting a sufficient number of people would be asked to volunteer to stay away from the next meeting. If a sufficient number of volunteers were not forthcoming, then draw lots." Mr. O'Higgins, of the Department of Local Government, had another suggestion, which was that one-third of the members should be summoned i...n rotation. If any contentious matter arose, the Secretary could send out a precis of the discussion to all members and ask for their views.
Complaints between various departments seem to have been not infrequent. Mr. Collins, as AFFAIRS IN JUNE. 93 Minister of Finance, complains to the President of the way the Minister of Labour conducts his business : — " It seems that the department works in continuous fear of a raid. Nobody ever seems to be there, and generally speaking", the Accountant General finds it impossible to get his work done in ordinary time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Supposing there are 100 members available for meetings we could, I think, accommodate numbers up to 51, this is one more than half, or a majority of the entire assembly. Then at that meeting a sufficient number of people would be asked to volunteer to stay away from the next meeting. If a sufficient number of volunteers were not forthcoming, then draw lots." Mr. O'Higgins, of the Department of Local Government, had another suggestion, which was that one-third of the members should be summoned i...n rotation. If any contentious matter arose, the Secretary could send out a precis of the discussion to all members and ask for their views.
Complaints between various departments seem to have been not infrequent. Mr. Collins, as AFFAIRS IN JUNE. 93 Minister of Finance, complains to the President of the way the Minister of Labour conducts his business : — " It seems that the department works in continuous fear of a raid. Nobody ever seems to be there, and generally speaking", the Accountant General finds it impossible to get his work done in ordinary time.
What to read after Ireland in 1921?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecil J C Cecil John Charles Street to read onlineMoreLess
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