The Principle Official Independence With Particular Reference to the Political
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7326.
4 Ibid. , Feb. 28, 1907, pp. 3906-08.
174 PRINCIPLE OF OFFICIAL INDEPENDENCE.
pretension of honourable gentlemen on the other side of the House, that the Minister of Justice is to keep his hands upon judicial proceedings ? . . . What would be the grievance, and the legitimate grievance, of honourable gentlemen on the other side of the House if the Minister of Justice had attempted at any time to direct those proceedings ? The commission was an independent body. It was to receive its instr...uctions from nobody. It received its instructions from the Governor in Council, who appointed it and directed it to perform certain duties, and there would have been a just grievance on the part of the people of this country and of the opposition of His Majesty in this House if the Minister of Justice had at any time inter- fered with or attempted to interfere with the manner in which the duties of that commission were being carried out. " 1 It is rather doubtful whether the designation of these proceedings as quasi- judicial was accurate ; but the con- clusions of the Premier were nevertheless sound, and the independent position of the Commission was later conceded by some members of the Opposition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7326.
4 Ibid. , Feb. 28, 1907, pp. 3906-08.
174 PRINCIPLE OF OFFICIAL INDEPENDENCE.
pretension of honourable gentlemen on the other side of the House, that the Minister of Justice is to keep his hands upon judicial proceedings ? . . . What would be the grievance, and the legitimate grievance, of honourable gentlemen on the other side of the House if the Minister of Justice had attempted at any time to direct those proceedings ? The commission was an independent body. It was to receive its instr...uctions from nobody. It received its instructions from the Governor in Council, who appointed it and directed it to perform certain duties, and there would have been a just grievance on the part of the people of this country and of the opposition of His Majesty in this House if the Minister of Justice had at any time inter- fered with or attempted to interfere with the manner in which the duties of that commission were being carried out. " 1 It is rather doubtful whether the designation of these proceedings as quasi- judicial was accurate ; but the con- clusions of the Premier were nevertheless sound, and the independent position of the Commission was later conceded by some members of the Opposition.
What to read after The Principle Official Independence With Particular Reference to the Political?
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