Summary

Draft of the Mandate for Palestine as submitted to the British Cabinet for consideration on 10 June… (1920)

Freedom of conscience and religious toleration, including the exercise of all forms of worship, shall be allowed, subject only to the maintenance of public order and morals, to all inhabitants of Palestine, and no discrimination of any kind shall be made between any citizens of Palestine on the ground of race or faith. No civil or political right of any citizen of Palestine shall be conditional upon, nor shall its exercise be affected by, any consideration of race or faith or a change of faith
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Draft of the Mandate for Palestine as submitted to the British Cabinet for consideration on 10 June… (1920)

The Administration of Palestine shall have full power to reserve the development of the country for local and national interests, and shall provide for public ownership or effective public control of the natural resources of the country and of the public works, services and utilities established or to be established therein, shall safeguard the interests of the community against their exploitation, and shall limit private profit from their development to a reasonable return on the capital employed therein.
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Draft of the Mandate for Palestine as submitted to the British Cabinet for consideration on 10 June… (1920)

Subject to the provisions of articles 3, 5 and 9, the commerce and navigation of all States members of the League of Nations while engaged in lawful enterprises shall enjoy equal treatment in Palestine. No attempt shall be made by the mandatory to obtain in Palestine for the commerce or navigation of British subjects treatment more favourable than that which is accorded to the commerce and navigation of other nations.
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