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There may dearly arise cases in which a fair difference of opinion may exist on the question whether the Speaker can honestly give the required certificate . I am far from certain , that if several laws which I know had fallen under the stroke of that sceptre , the public would have had a very heavy loss . It includes dependencies between the projects to assure that they are built in the appropriate order . The second object of this Introduction is to state and analyse the main constitutional ideas which may fairly be called new , either because they have come into existence during the last thirty years , or because ( what is much more frequently the case ) they have in England during that period begun to exert a new and noticeable influence . The last thirty years , and especially the fourteen years which have elapsed since the beginning of the twentieth century , show a very noticeable though comparatively slight approximation towards one another of what may be called the official law of England and the droit administratif of France . / 1 / The first notion is false , the second misleading , and the proposition to which they are applied is unfounded . The second object is the constant consultation between England and the Dominions . If you contribute back a patch that offers revised project files , please convert them back with the script dsp5tocvs.pl , which puts the projects back to Visual Studio 6.0 format . In Parliament a Cabinet which can command a steadfast , even though not a very large majority , finds little check upon its powers . the State of New York , has anything like as much of local independence as is possessed by New Zealand or by any other of the five Dominions.97 There is of course a sense , and a very real sense , in which national tradition and national feeling may be cultivated in a state which forms part of a confederacy . All that can be said is , that the metaphors and similes employed naturally led to the rule which has prevailed , [ 385 ] and that , as this rule was just as good as any other , or at least was unobjectionable , it was drawn from the figures of speech without attracting attention , and before any one had seen that they were only figures , which proved nothing and justified no conclusion . The maxim means , in the second place , that no one can plead the orders of the Crown or indeed of any superior officer in defence of any act not otherwise justifiable by law ; this principle in both its applications is ( be it noted ) a law and a law of the constitution , but it is not a written law . We now know for certain that while popular government may be under wise leadership a good machine for simply destroying existing evils , it may turn out a very poor instrument for the construction of new institutions or the realisation of new ideals . The first is appropriate to 1884 , the second is appropriate to 1914 - date did intend to retain for the Imperial Parliament , and the Imperial Government as representing such Parliament , a real and effective control over the action of the ministry and the legislature of each self-governing colony in so far as that control was not palpably inconsistent with independence as regards the management of strictly local affairs .