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As published
42 Power to appoint officers
The Postmaster-General may appoint such officers, deputies, agents, and servants as seem to him necessary, and any act authorised or required to be done by, to, or before the Postmaster-General may, subject to any special directions of the Postmaster-General, be done by, to, or before any officer, deputy, servant, and agent so appointed.
Your change, as a redline
42 Power to appoint officers
The Postmaster-General may appoint such officers, deputies, agents, and servants as seem to him necessary, and any act authorised or required to be done by, to, or before the Postmaster-General may, subject to any special directions of the Postmaster-General, be done by, to, or before any officer, deputy, servant, and agent so appointed.
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