text: offer of financial support for the construction of housing by the Banco Hipotecario National Argentino: establishment of a radio-electronic station for emer- gencies: the establishment in Port Stanley of a branch of the National Savings and Loan Association: the establishment of an oceanographic observation station by the Universidad Nucional del Sur. which also offered to provide diving instructors: the extension of the services of the Automobile Club of Argentina to the islands. which would have benefited especially the inhabitants of the countryside: the establishment of a professionril training centre-an arts and trades school: the installation of a land satellite station con- nected with the Argentine mainland and international systems: the establishment of a combined telephonc- telegraph installation with internal and international telegraphic and telephone service: and the cstablish- ment of an animal breeding ranch, provided with bloodstock, a butcher and a refrigeration plant, 57 - -. I remind the Council that that lengthy list 1 have just read is a lisr of offers rejected. 53. To this reluctant attitude of the British Govern- ment may be added the existence of Icgislation ap- proved by the United Kingdom and applicable to the Malvinas. referring to the treatment of foreigners: the Aliens Ordinance. which dates from 1925. Ac- cording to section IO of that’ ordinance no foreigner can be a property owner or ;I mortgage holder without special permission. That permission can be granted only by the Governor of the islands if he deems it appropriate, and it may be sub.ject to conditions, In practice, and despite the fact that the official’s powel to grant or deny permission is a facultative power, he does not do SO without consulting the Legislative Council. 54. That same legislative body has decreed that no person or corporation can. without authorization from 
analysis: The text discusses various offers and initiatives aimed at developing the Falkland Islands, including infrastructure projects, services, and institutions. The focus is on improving the quality of life and economic opportunities for the inhabitants of the islands. The text also highlights the restrictions and challenges imposed by British legislation, particularly the Aliens Ordinance.