Honourable Member for Kingstown : What is the objection really of' going to
. the Governor in Council.,
 President : The Governor in Council made the order, and they may object to
 the appeal. Under the circumstances the consideration of other people will be
 more effective. The Governor in Council can do nothing about it.
 Honourable E. A. C. Hughes : The Governol in Council makes the supervision
 Order and if the person against whom the order is made-does not think an order is
 necessary in that case, he eventually finds himself appealing ththe same body
 that made the original order. No man is-prone to over-rule his own decision.
 Honourable Crown Attorney : That' arrangement is wrong.
 Honourable Member for'Kingstown : As far as this is concerned, there are
 many 'planters and farmers who realise the need of preserving the soil and I
 believe theyare quite willing to give quite an honest opinion.
 President,: It seems to me we will have to create another body.
 Honourable Member for South- Windwarl : What about leaving the matter
 in the hands of a Select Committee?
 Honourable E. A. C. Hughes : iI agree that it will be proper to leave it in the
 hands of a committee, but it will be a good thing if the Crown Attorney be allowed
 to put up a draft..
 President: Mr. Lewis will you have any objection-To putting up a draft on.
 this matter?
 Honourable Crown Attorney : I have no objection to that; but I suggest I
 should have, the aid of a committee.
 Honourable Member for South Windward: I suggest .that the right wing of
 this table be appointed to forjn that committee. i~essrs. Hughes, He.dley, Duncan
 and De Freitas, with the Crown Attorney.
 Question put and agreed to.
 Honourable Crown Attoiney : I beg to move that the Committee rise and the
 President report back to the Council.
 Honourable Colonial Treasurer-: I second the motion.
 Question put and agreed to.
 President: Honourable Members, I have the honour to report that the
 Agriculture Bill was committed to a Select Committee comprising the Honourable
 Crown Attorney, The Honourables W. A. Hadley, E: A. C. Hughes, E. Duncan; and
 S. G. De Freitas.
 Honourable Crown Attorney : I move that the President's report be adopted.
 Honourable Colonial Treasurer : I second the motion.
 Question'put and agreed to. ~
 Honourable Crown-Attorney : I have the honour to move that the Agricultural
 Livestock (Annual Census) Bill be read a second time.
 Honourable Colonial Treasurer : I second the motion.
 Question put and agreed to.
 Bill read a second time.
 Honourable Crown Attorney: I move that the Council resolve itself into a
 Committee of the whole Council to consider the Bill clause by clause.
 Honourable Colonial Treasurer: I second the motion.
 Question put and agreed to.