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(e) any Bill imposing differential duties ;

(7) any Bill the provisions of which shall appear to
him inconsistent with obligations imposed upon Us by
Treaty ; os ;

(y) any Bill affecting the discipline or control of Our
Forces by land or sea or air; po

(h) any Bill of an extraordinary nature and import-
ance whereby Our prerogative, or the rights or property of
Our subjects not residing in the Colony, or the trade or.
transport or communications of any part of Our dominions
may be prejudiced ; |

(i) any Bill whereby persons of any racial or religious
community may be made liable to any disabilities or
restrictions to which persons of other such communities are
not also made liable, or may be granted advantages which
are not enjoyed by persona of other such communities;

(j) any Bill containing provisions to which Our
assent has been once refused, or which have been
disallowed by Us:

Provided that the Governor may, without such Instructions
as aforesaid and although the Bill contains no such clause as
aforesaid, assent in Our name to any Bill falling within any of
the classes described in this clause (except a Bill the provisions
of which appear to him to be inconsistent with any obligations
imposed upon Us by Treaty), if he shall have satisfied himself.
that an urgent necessity exists requiring that the Bill be
brought into immediate operation; but in any such case he shall
forthwith transmit to Us the Bill to which he shall have
assented tovether with his reasons for so assenting.

49.—(1) Every Bill, not being a Government measure,
intended to affect or benefit some particular person, association,
or corporate body, shall contain a section saving the rights of
Us, Our Heirs and Successors, all bodies politic and corporate,

_and all others, except such as are mentioned in the Bill and

those claiming by, from or under them.

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(2) No such Bill shall be introduced into the General
Legislative Council or any Presidential Legislative Council until
due notice has been given by not less than three’ successive
publications of the Bill in the Gazette; and the Governor shall
not assent thereto in Our name unless it has been so published.
A certificate under the hand of the Governor signifying that
such publication has been made shall be transmitted to Ug with
the Bill, Act or Ordinance,