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hckili, PaEi, Konia, kaoholalo!a leIei-
ohoku, Kekuanaoa kcalliahonui, kanai-
ma, Kconi Ii, Keoni Ana, and liaalllo.
Should any other person be received into
the council, it shall be made known bv
law. These persons shall have part in
the councils of the kingdom. No law of
the nation shall be passed without their
assent. They shall act in the following
manner: They shall assemble annually.
for the purpose of seeking the welfare of
the nation, and establishing laws Cor the
kingdom. Their meetings shall com
mencc in April, at such day and place as
the King shall appoint.


1t shall also be proper for the king TO
consult with the above persons respecting
all the great concerns of the kingdom, in
order to promote unaniinity and secure
the greatest good. They shall moreover
transact such other business as the king
shall commit to them.


Tloy shall still retain their own appro-
pirate lands, whether districts or planta-
tons, or whatever divisions they may be,
and they may conduct the business on
said lands at their discretion, but not at
variance with the laws of the kingdom.
RESPECTING THE REPRESENTATIVE BODY.


There shall be annually chosen certain
persons to sit in council with the chiefs
and establish laws for the nation. They
shall be chosen by the people, according
to their wish, from Hawaii, Maui. Oahu
and Kauai. The law shall decide the
form of choosing them. and also the num-
Der to be chosen. This representative
|body shall have voice in the business
of the kingdom. No law shall be passed
without the appreciation of a ma ajority of
them.


RESPECTING THE MEETINGS OF THE LEG


IsLATIvE BODY.


There shall be an annual meeting as
stated above but if the chiefs think it
desirable to meet again they may do it at
their discretion.


When they assemble, the chiefs shall
meet by themselves and the representa-
tive body by themselves, though at such
times as they shall think it necessary to-
consult together, they may unite at their
discretion.


The form of doing business shall be as
follows: The chiefs shall appoint Sec
retary for themselves who at the meetings
shall record all decisions made by them,
and that book of records shall be preserv-
ed in order that no DEGREES affecting the
interests of the kingdom may be lost.


The same shall be done bv the repre-
sentative body. They too shall choose
Secretary for themselves, and when
they meet for the purpose Of seeking the
interests of the kingdom, and shall come
to decision on any point, then that de-
cision shall be recorded in book, and
the book shall be preserved in order that
nothing valuable, affecting the interests of
the kingdom should be lost and there
shall no new law be made, without the
appreciation of a majority of the chiefs
and also majority of the representative
body.


When any act shall have been agreed
upon by them, it shall then be presented
to the king, and if he approve and sign his
name, and also the premier, then it shall
become law of the Kingdom and that
law shall not be repealed until it is done