342	Egypt
ment, which is responsible for the security of foreigners,
is to be under a British official with a British staff. The
commandants and their assistants in Cairo, Alexandria,
Port Said, and Suez are to be British, with adequate
British assistance to control the police. In the Public
Prosecutor's Office there is to be a British inspector and
an expert with assistants.
The British Financial and Judicial Advisers are to
havfe adequate British assistance in their responsibility
for safeguarding foreign interests.
In the Railways, Telegraphs, and Telephones all the
control and essential technical posts are to be held by
British. The head of the Port and Light Service is^to be
British, with adequate British assistance.
These officials are retained at their previous salaries
for a term of three years.
G. Y.
June 8, 1927.