Clause 1--Appeals.
 Question that Clause 11 stand part of the bill put and agreed to.
Clause 12-Rules of Court.
 Question that Clause 12 stand part of the bill put and agreed to.

 PART III. .ADMINISTRATIVE PRoVISIONS;
 Glause 13-Appointment, powers and duties of Supervisor of Elections.
 Question that Clause 13 stand part of the bill put and agreed to.
SClause 14-Returning Officers.
 Question that Clause 14 stand part of the bill put and agreed toc
 Clause 15-Election Clerks.
 Question that Clause 15 sTand part of the bill put and.agreed to.
 Clause 16-Substitute. Election Clerks.
 Question that-Clause 16 stapd part of the bill put and agreed to.
 Clause 17-Presiding Officers.
 Question that Clause 17 stand part-of the bill put arid agreed to.
 Clause 18-Poll Clerks. ..
 Question that Clause 18 stand part of the bill put and agreed to.
 Clause 19-Oaths to be taken before, magistrate, Justice of the Peace, returning
 ofifcer, presiding officer, or-poll clerk.
 Question that Clause 19 stand part of the bill put and agreed to.

 PART IV. ARRANGEMENTS FOR ELECTIONS.
 Clause 20-Issue of 'writs for holding election.
 Question that Clause.20 stand part of the bill put and agreed to.
 Clause 21-Notice of time and place of election.
 Question that Clause 21 stand part of the:bill-put and agreed to.
 Clause 22-Copies of lists of electors to be obtained.
 Question that Clause 22 stand part of the bill put and agreed to.
 PROCEnRdJREATLECTION S.
 Clause 23-Nomination of candidates.
 ~ Question that Clause 23 stand part of the bill-put and agreed to.
 Clause 24-Disposal of deposit.
 Honourable Crown Attorney: I would like to draw the attention of Council
 to the word "shall-" in line 2 of C4) which it was suggested by the- Select
 Committee hight be changed to "may ".
 Honourable E. A. C. Hughes: You cannot have may" in this sub-section if
 in sub-section (2) you have "shall" which is mandatory. You will have to tie up the
 proviso in sub-section (4) with that in sub-section (2). If you want togive a man
 a longer time to claim his deposit, increase it-from I to 3 months-then you will
 have to make it 3 months in both cases, i.e. in sub-section (2) and sub-section (4).
 Honourable Member for Kingstown: I do not consider that the deposit
 should be forfeited at all. The man should be ableto collect it whenever he wished.
 President: If you leave it on deposit indefinitely that would be making a
 convenience of the Colonial Treasurer. Do you, Mr. McIntosh, propose that sub-
 section (4) be deleted?
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