Regulations for His Majesty’s Colonial 
Services. 
CHAPTER I.—CONSTITUTIONS. 
1. These regulations apply to the following Colonies 
and Dependencies :— 
I. Malta, in so far as they relate to matters of 
Imperial concern. In such matters Ordinances are 
enacted by the Governor, and the Crown has the power 
of legislating by Order in Council. As regards its 
internal affairs Malta possesses responsible Govern- 
ment. 
II. Colonies in which the administration is carried 
on by public officers under the control of the Secretary 
of State for the Colonies, and Protectorates similarly 
~ontrolled 
{1) Colonies possessing an elected House of 
Assembly and a nominated Legislative Council :— 
Bahamas, Bermuda. 
Barbados, 
(ii) Colonies possessing a partly elected Legis- 
lative Council, the constitution of which does not 
provide for an official majority :— 
British Guiana, Cyprus. 
Ceylon, 
(iii) Colonies and Protectorates possessing a 
partly elected Legislative Council, the constitu- 
tion of which provides for an official majority :— 
Fiji, Northern Rhodesia, 
Grenada, St. Lucia, 
Gold Coast, St. Vincent, 
Jamaica, Sierra Leone (Colony 
Kenya, and Protectorate), 
Leeward Islands, Straits Settlements, 
Mauritius, Trinidad. 
Nigeria (Colony and. 
Protectorate).