The Great Opportunity
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The Dominions will be anxious that they should be decided in consultation with our- selves. Yet if for lack of time we are unable to give proper attention to them, and the Dominions proceed to settle them without us, a unique opportunity will have been neglected, and we shall have only ourselves to blame for the result.
Even before the war Parliament, in order to cope with the legislative proposals laid before it, was compelled to be in almost con- tinual session. In spite of this, the delay in... dealing with private bills caused justificible irritation in the country, and it had been found impossible to avoid for some time past the necessity of introducing one ex- pedient after another for the limitation of debate in order to secure the transaction of public legislative business. In an interest- ing examination of the subject a few j'cars ago, * it was pointed out that Parhament between 1900 and 1909 had passed 318 Acts in 276 day^, upon which the writer makes the comment that no deliberative assembly tan work at this rate unless it can be dis- * An Analysis of the System oj Govcrmnent through- out the British Empire (MacmilJan and Co.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Dominions will be anxious that they should be decided in consultation with our- selves. Yet if for lack of time we are unable to give proper attention to them, and the Dominions proceed to settle them without us, a unique opportunity will have been neglected, and we shall have only ourselves to blame for the result.
Even before the war Parliament, in order to cope with the legislative proposals laid before it, was compelled to be in almost con- tinual session. In spite of this, the delay in... dealing with private bills caused justificible irritation in the country, and it had been found impossible to avoid for some time past the necessity of introducing one ex- pedient after another for the limitation of debate in order to secure the transaction of public legislative business. In an interest- ing examination of the subject a few j'cars ago, * it was pointed out that Parhament between 1900 and 1909 had passed 318 Acts in 276 day^, upon which the writer makes the comment that no deliberative assembly tan work at this rate unless it can be dis- * An Analysis of the System oj Govcrmnent through- out the British Empire (MacmilJan and Co.
What to read after The Great Opportunity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Ambrose Lloyd Lloyd to read onlineMoreLess
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