(Honourable E. A. C. Hughes arrives and apologizes for his lateness.)
 They did not like the Committee shall consist of the Chairman and not more
 than four other members nominated by the Governor, of which two shall -be
 nominated by the Kingstown Board." They said they did not wish to relinquish
 their hold on the land and the building because in the old Ordinance they had
 three members on the Library Committee. I only put in what the Board
 recommended but what strikes me is this; having now put the power of
 appointment in the Board, is it still necessary to give the Kingstown Board power
 to lease the building for other public functions. I see there is likely to be a
 contention between the Library Committee and the Board over this matter. The
 Board might want it rented out for a dance.
 Honourable Member for Kingstown : I agree with you. I think it should be
 as it was before. The Library Committee who have intimate knowledge of what is
 taking place there should be the person to say when it should be rented out.
 Honourable O. D. Brisbane: I do not think they should hold any dances
 there at all.
 Honourable Acting Crown Attorney : I think that the Library services may
 be so extended that the whole of the upper storey may be used for library
 purposes.
 Honourable W. A. Hadley: I think this should be vested in the Library
 Committee and not the Board.
 Honourable Member for Kingstown : The Committee should know for what
 purposes this building could be used without clashing with other purposes.
 Honourable E. A. C. Hughes : The Library Committee should have a say in it
 and the Kingstown Board should have a say; and I do not see why we cannot
 have dual control.. : ...:-.t.'
 Honourable Member for Kingstown : Suppose the Committee says the
 Library is going to be wanted today, and you cannot have it, and the Board says
 We must have it"? #. ;
 Honourable E. A. C. Hughes : Not dual control as such, but if the Board says
 "Let us have it", and the Committee says No ", you cannot. You are not going
 to find much conflict over whether people should be allowed to have a meeting
 there. This is the point which created all the friction at the last meeting; and as
 Mr. Bonadie is not here I am trying to put forward what he would put forward if
 he were here. Merely for the purpose of letting it to outsiders I suggest that
 there should be dual control, so that before any group of persons would be allowed
 to get that building both parties should be satisfied.
 Honourable O. D. Brisbane: Applications should be made to the Board as
well as the Committee?
 Honourable E. A. C. Hughes : That is the only way I see out of it. They used
to have a majority, they now have a minority representation, and representation is
now not the same as it used to be.
 Honourable W. A. Hadley : I am of the opinion the Committee should decide.
 Honourable Member for Kingstown : I think the idea must be that they
should get remuneration from the rent of that hall and it is not worth while to
sacrifice the services of the library for that small amount.