Papers on town planning in Bougainville and Honiara, and provincial administration in Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands, including PNG Constitutional planning committee papers
Texto Opciones avanzadas de búsqueda
Chart. Legislative Assembly, seating plan naming representatives, n.d., 2pp.
Poster. The Constitutional Planning Committee has a big problem. How is Papua New Guinea going to be governed? / Members of the Constitutional Planning Committee, PNG Dept of Information and Extension Services, Jan 1973, 1 sheet, d/s,
Provincial Government, n.d., Ts., 3pp, and Annexure, Ts., 3pp.
B. Holloway, Submission to Constitutional Planning Committee, 2 Nov 1973, Ts., 14pp., on (a) the system of government, executive and legislative; (b) central – regional relations.
B. Holloway, Traditional Societies and Local Government, 22 Aug 1973, Ts., 7pp.
Powers and Functions that might be exercised by District Governments, CPC – B/5, Feb 1973, Ts., roneo, 11pp.
Relations between Central Government and other Levels of Government, n.d., Ts., p/c, 2pp.
Relations between Central Government and other Levels of Government. Discussion paper prepared for the Constitutional Planning Committee by the Government Liaison Branch, n.d., Ts., carbon, 13pp.
Constitutional Planning Committee, Draft press statement on Relations between the Central Government and other Levels of Government, 23 Feb 1973, Ts., roneo,
Percy Chatterton, The Possible Role of Regional Assemblies in Papua New Guinea, 4th Waigani Seminar, n.d., Ts., roneo, 9pp.
