Superintendent of Works : No; because you have not fixed your .sates yr t. Honourable Member for Kingstown: Water rates will be fixed on what basis? Superintendent of Works : On the annual value of the property. On the same basis that the Kingstown rates are fixed now. Honourable Member for Kingstown : Therefore you see my contention is right. You go on piling up more for additional taps. Superintendent of Works : It is sixty Cents per annum. Honourable O. D. Brisbane : For extras? Honourable Member for Grenadines : Yes; that is cheap when you get the service you are getting now. Honourable Acting Crown Attorney: These are Regulations to be fixed by the Central Authority; they can put up S. R. & O's altering the present rates if they wish. Honourable Member for Kingstown : Should not all these be left out until the Ordinance is passed? Honourable Acting Crown Attorney: Well, that is a matter for you. When the Central Authority passes them you scrutinize them. Honourable Member for Kingstown : We come here to sanction. President : I would like to point out to Mr. McIntosh that there is now a line going down at Cane Garden on which we have not collected any rates at all. We have $9,000 to pay off each year of which the Kingstown Board is finding five- ninths. The sooner we get this fixed so that the people who should be paying for it pay, the better. These rates will only become effective as soon as the Water Authority can get them fixed. Hcnourable iMmber for Kingstown : As soon as you pass this Ordinance you say each house shall pay so much. H-onourabie Acting Crown Attorney : The water rates are to be levied by by-laws and for the present their place will be taken by the schedule to this Ordinance. Honourable Member for Kingstown : The only difference I see is that the Kingstown Board has not got all this paraphernalia; they have one thing that anybody can understand. President : Mr. McIntosh, we are legislating. Can we say that the Kingstown Board is a perfect model? Honourable Member for Kingstown : In my opinion it is. President : Is that the general feeling of the meeting? Reply in the negative. President : As far as hardship is concerned, what we are considering now refers to people who are asking for it. There is a general water rate. Those people who do not want an individual water supply can go to a standpipe. These things we are considering now are the things that people are asking for. These pipes are in excess of the normal requirements, call it luxury or what you will; these are extras. Honourable Member for Kingstown : I do not see any extras. President : Concerning subsection (e), are we agreed that the baths should be cut out or not? Honourable Member for Kingstown : No; we have plenty of water. Honourable 0. D. Brisbane : Not exceeding 100 gallons. Honourable Member for Kingstown : You have an abundant supply; you do not want the money?