law. Legislation for the new dominions: The existing legislative setup was allowed to continue as Constitution making body as well as a legislature. (Temporary Provisions as to the Government of Each New Dominion.) The legislature of each dominion was given full powers to make laws for that dominion, including laws having extraterritorial operation. No Act of Parliament of UK passed after the appointed date would be extended to the territories of new dominions. No law and provision of any law made by the legislature of the new dominions shall be void or inoperative on the ground that it is repugnant to the law of England. The Governor-General of each dominion had full powers to give assent in His Majesty's name to any law of the legislature. [Configuration of Pakistan's Constitution Assembly (CAP I): 69 members of the central legislature + 10 immigrant members= 79]. Consequences of setting up of the new dominions: His Majesty's Government lost all the responsibility to the new dominions. The suzerainty of His Majesty's Government over the Indian States lapsed. All the treaties or agreements with the Indian States and the tribal areas that were in force at the passing of the act lapsed. The title of "Emperor of India" was dropped from the titles of British Crown. The office of Secretary of State for India was abolished and the provisions of GOI Act 1935 relating to the appointments to the civil service or civil posts under the crown by the secretary of the state ceased to operate. Civil servants: Section 10 provided for the continuance of service of the government servants appointed on or before 15 August 1947 under the Governments of new Dominions with full benefits. Armed Forces: Sections 11, 12, and 13 dealt with the future of the Indian armed forces. A Partition Committee was formed on 7 June 1947, with two representatives from each side and the viceroy in the chair, to decide about the division thereof. As soon as the process of partition was to start it was to be replaced by a Partition Council with a similar structure. First and Second Schedules: First Schedule listed the districts provisionally included in the new province of East Bengal: Chittagong Division: Districts of Chittagong, Chittagong Hill Tracts, Noakhali and Tipperah. Dacca Division: Districts of Bakarganj, Dacca, Faridpur, and Mymensingh. Presidency Division: Districts of Jessore (except Bangaon Tehsil), and Kustia and Meherpur Tehsils (of