Report On Indian Constitutional Reforms
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* * * I am not at all disposed to ask them at once to produce large and imposing results. What I wish is that their first step shall be of a nature to be genuine and whatever amount of scope they give to the elective principle shall be real. The honourable gentleman did not indicate where such materials for the elective element were to be found. Un- doubtedly, Sir, as far as my own prepossessions go, I should look presumptively with the greatest amount of expectation and hope to the municipal b...odies and the local authorities in India, in which the elective element is already included. " What happened was exactly what might have been anticipated by anyone familiar with British political development. Her Majesty's Government in transmitting the Act of 1892 explained that the intentions of Parliament were that — ' Where corporations have been established with definite powers upon a recognized administrative basis, or where associations have been formed upon a substantial community of legitimate interests, professional, commercial, or terri- torial, the Governor General and the local Governors might find convenience and advantage in consulting from time to time such bodies, and in entertaining at their discretion an expression of their views and recommendations with regard to the selection of members in whose qualifications they might be disposed to confide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* * * I am not at all disposed to ask them at once to produce large and imposing results. What I wish is that their first step shall be of a nature to be genuine and whatever amount of scope they give to the elective principle shall be real. The honourable gentleman did not indicate where such materials for the elective element were to be found. Un- doubtedly, Sir, as far as my own prepossessions go, I should look presumptively with the greatest amount of expectation and hope to the municipal b...odies and the local authorities in India, in which the elective element is already included. " What happened was exactly what might have been anticipated by anyone familiar with British political development. Her Majesty's Government in transmitting the Act of 1892 explained that the intentions of Parliament were that — ' Where corporations have been established with definite powers upon a recognized administrative basis, or where associations have been formed upon a substantial community of legitimate interests, professional, commercial, or terri- torial, the Governor General and the local Governors might find convenience and advantage in consulting from time to time such bodies, and in entertaining at their discretion an expression of their views and recommendations with regard to the selection of members in whose qualifications they might be disposed to confide.
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