The Burma Gazette Rangoon Saturday November 19th 1921

But the longer the delay in consummting these changes the more the solidarity of the Empire is weakened and the Goverment of India therefore wish to emphasise this point of view and would submit the resoultion appended to this Memorandum as embodying the case of India for this session of the Imperial Cabinet. [...] I. A Bill was introduced at the last session of the Indian Legislature which will (c) Appointment of agents of the empower the Governor-General in Council with the consent Government of India in the of the Governments of the countries concerned to appoint Dominions. [...] The official Report of the proceedings of the Conference with reference to this memorandum is as follows:— Thequestion of the position of British Indians in the Empire was discussed first at a plenary meeting when the representatives of India fully explained the situation and the views held in India on the subject. [...] 773 of the composition of its own population by means of restriction on immigration from any of the other communities recognizes that there is an incongruity between the position of India as an equal member of the British Empire and the existence of disabilities upon British Indians lawfully domiciled in some other parts of the Empire The Conference accordingly is of the opinion that in the inte [...] 8o1 dated the 24th March 1905 the Railway Board sanction under section 47 of the Indian Railways Act t8qo (IX of 18 4o) the adoption by the administrations of all lines of railway in British India administered by the Government and for the time being used for the Public carriage of passengers animals and goods of the amendment specified in the annexure hereto to the General Rules of tgo6 f