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Governor for attendance at meetings of the Commission or
for travelling for other purposes connected with the functions
of the Commision:

5. Oath of Office. The Chairman and members
of the Commission shall on their appointment as such take xn
outh or make an affirmation, each according to bis conscience,
in the form in the Schedule to these Reguiations. Such an
oath or affirmation shall be administered by or made before
a Magistrate or Justice of the Peace.

6. Issue of Instructions. The Governor may by
writing under his hand from time to time issue Instructions to
the Comission prescribing the manner in which it shall
perform its functions and for carrving into cffect the purposes
and provisions of these Regulations,

7. Record of Meetingsand Decisions. Minutes
of all meetings of the Commission shall be recorded and kept
by the Secretary. Copies of such minutes duly confirmed at
a subseyuent meeting shall as soon as practicable thereafter
be forwarded to the Administrator for transmission to the
Governor. All recommendations made by the Commission
shall be submnitted to the Governor through the Administrator.

S Quorum and Voting. At any meeting of the
Commission the Chairman or acting Chairman and any one
member shall form a quorum for the transaction of business.
The Chairman or acting Chairman, as the cause may be, shall
have a deliberative as well xs a casting vote. All decisions of
the Commission shall be by a majority of the votes of the
members present and voung. Provided that the Chairman or
acting Chairman, as the case may be, shall have a second or
casting vote whenever the voting shall be equal.

9. Consaltation with Persons other than
Members. ‘he Commission in considering any matter or
question referred to it for its advice may consult such Heads
of Government Departments or other public officers or other
persons as the Commission may consider proper and desirable.

10. Appointment of Secretary. The Adminis-
trator shell appoint a Secretary to the Commission,