(2) The representation on the Court, when sitting for University purposes, of any other qualified College in union with the University to be as follows: the President, the Treasurer or Chairman of the Council; the Principal of such College; such proportionate numbers of (_a_) the Senate, and (_b_) the Governing Body of such College as may be determined by the University Court with the sanction of the Lord President of the Council. (3) The Executive Body of the University to consist of members nominated by the Court and also, on the union of any other qualified College, the President, Treasurer, or Chairman, Principal and the members of the Senate of such Colleges nominated on the Court. (4) The Court to be summoned for University purposes as distinguished from Owens College purposes by the Executive Body of the University. Another point of importance to you is this: That power shall be given to the Court of the University, after considering the report of the Executive Body upon the subject, to accept the application of any other College for incorporation with the University, provided always that the Court should be satisfied: (1) that such College has established a reasonably complete curriculum and possesses a reasonably sufficient teaching staff in the Departments of Arts and Science at least; (2) that such College has furnished proofs of its means and appliances for teaching being established on a footing of permanent security; (3) that such College is under the independent control of its own Governing Body; and (4) that the admission shall receive the sanction of the Lord President of the Council. Again, power to be given to any such College to appeal for final decision to the Lord President. One other point. On incorporation the professors of such College shall take a proportionate share in all the examinations of the University as decided by the University Court. I hope that these proposals will be found to meet your views.