Grundfragen der englischen Volkswirtschaft

Die Industrialisierung der deutschen Landwirtschaft, eine neue Phase kapitalistischer Monopolherrschaft

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Identifikator:: 1043468137

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-69435

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Title:: Grundfragen der englischen Volkswirtschaft

Place of publication:: München

Publisher:: Verlag von Duncker & Humblot

Year of publication:: 1913

Scope:: 155 Seiten

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Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: III. Das englische Kreditwesen. Von Professor Dr. Edgar Jaffé

Collection:: Economics Books

978 THE FEDERATIONS AND THE UNION [PART 1v members of the Provincial Councils, the powers of the Councils and the distribution of the surplus revenue between the provinces, provided that any such Bill required reserva- tion for the royal assent. It was provided that after all the revenue appropriated by Parliament or charged by the Imperial Act itself had been provided for, the surplus should be divided among the several provinces in the same proportions as the gross pro- ceeds of the said revenue should have arisen therein respec- tively. The Provincial Councils had also been empowered to raise revenue within the provinces subject to the excep- tions mentioned above. It should, however, be noted that a certain degree of stability has been given to the Provincial Councils in South Africa by the requirement made at the Bloemfontein Con- ference for the reservation of Bills of the Union Parliament abolishing them or affecting their powers (s. 64). It is true that this requirement is not a very important one, for it merely introduces a certain amount of delay, and possibly a certain caution, in the Union Parliament, lest any step be taken which could prevent the assent of his Majesty being altimately given to the proposed Bill. But in view of the relatively unimportant position of the provinces under the Constitution it is hard to believe that any very substantial doubt could ever exist as to the acceptance of a Bill relative to the provinces by the Imperial Government. The Union Parliament under any normal circumstances must be deemed the best judge of what legislative authority should be exer- cised by the provinces. It is quite possible that in fact it may allow the provinces great powers; it is more probable that it will exercise the greater part of the legislative func- tions of the country itself. § 5. THE JUDICIARY ! The Colonial Conference of 1907 discussed among other things a recommendation on this head by the Prime Minister for the Transvaal, which was in favour of the establishment ‘ ss. 95-116. Cf. Parl. Pap., Cd. 3523, pp. 207 seq. ; Cd. 5745, p. 230.

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