London, Feb. 3.
The Conference on the operation of Dominion Legislation, composed Of representatives of Great Britain, the Dominions and India, which sat in London last year, has issued its Feport embodying recommendations Framed with the object of. "carrying into fall effec: the equality. status established as the root principle of the governing relations of the members of the Commonwealth "and indicating the methods of maintaining and strengthening a practical system of free ce-operation."
The report expresses the opinion that the power of the Crown, on the advice of the Ministers of the United "Kingdom, to di Do legsiation "cannot any longer be exercised, and recommends the enactment of legislation afrming that the Dominion Parliaments are fully empowered to make laws having extraterritorial operation "The. report. also declares that! inasmuch as the Crown is a symbol of free association of members of the Commonwealth, a" convention should be framed laying down that fany alteration in the law touching thon the succession to the throne, the royal style and titles, shal hereafter require the assent of th Parliaments of all the Dominions as well as that of the United Kingdom. "Reuter.
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