REPRESENTATION.
AUSTRALIAN STATES AND THE 'IMPERIAL CONFERENCE/ :f\. By Telerraßi-Press Association—Copyrlrtt London, March 23. •; -The resolution passed at the 'meeting ).■ of Agents-General on March. 17, ire- \ lating to the representation of States., at the Imperial Conferences, was moved by Mr. M'Coll, Agent-General for Tasmania. ; Mr., Coghlan, Agent-': General for New South Wales, opposed the motion, .on : the ground that the matter was . outside the AgentsGeneral's province. [At the meeting on, March 17 it was resolved to suggest to the Premiers of the several < States that the States should advance a claim for representation at the Imperial Conference, with a view to the recognition of their, constitutional rights by' the admission of: the State Premiers or their nominees .' to the' 1911 Conference, so that the States may be represented in the discussion of such questions as the appointment of State Governors, immigration, : and other matters upon ■ which the Commonwealth : representative -bad no right to speak for the States.] -■-...
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 775, 26 March 1910, Page 5
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