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“...JAMAICA 107
Officer, Colonial Secretary, Attorney - General,
Director of Public Works, and Collector-General,
and such other persons, not exceeding ten in
number, as His Majesty may from time to time
appoint, or as the Governor may from time to time
provisionally appoint, and fourteen persons elected
by the people. The Council is dissolved at the end
of five years from the last preceding general election,
if it has not been previously dissolved. There is
also a Privy Council, with the usual powers and
functions of an Executive Council. It consists
of the Lieutenant-Governor, if any; the Senior
Military Officer in command, the Colonial Secre-
tary, and Attorney-General, and such other per-
sons, not to exceed eight in number, as may be
named by the King, or provisionally appointed
by the Governor subject to the approval of His
Majesty. The Governor presides at each meet-
ing, and the Governor and two members form a
quorum.
Jamaica has many very good hotels...”
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