Έκθεση της Thomas H. Mawson & Son Sir Claude προς τον H.A. Hill με τίτλο "Report on Methods & Procedure for the Town Planning of The Isle of Man".

28. Which of the functions of the Permanent Officials of the English Ministry of Health should be allotted to the Regional Authority, the High Court and the Governor in Council respectively, we are hardly in a position to suggest. The practical executive, we think, might consist of a small Committee or group consisting of, say - The Surveyor General, representing traffic interests; a Deemster, representing the legal aspect of Local Schemes; the Local Representative of the Ancient Monuments Board or his equivalent under Manx law, representing the preservation of amenities; the Town Clerk for the time being of the Borough of Douglas, representing Municipal interests; your Town Planning Consultants; and of course, your Excellency as Chairman ex officio though we visualize very few set and formal meetings for such a body, most of the work being done by conference between two or three members particularly interested in the special question of the moment, or by the circularisation of matter for written comment. 19. All members of such an executive should, we suppose, have power of interim negotiation with both public bodies and private individuals in his particular sphere, provided that he makes it quite clear that everything arranged is without prejudice until reported upon and confirmed by the Regional Authority. Arrangement should also be made for him to appoint a deputy to act in his absence. It may also be desirable to add a financial expert with special know- ledge of land values, say the Island equivalent of the English 21.