No. 270 NAI DT S5340/7
Conclusion from a memorandum on extradition prepared by the Department of Justice at the request of the Department of External Affairs for the Conference on the Operation of Dominion Legislation
Dublin, undated, 1929
Summarising, it may be said that it would clear up doubts and would also be more in accordance with the general policy of the State if our Extradition relations with foreign States were based on an Act of the Oireachtas and on separate agreements with the foreign States, rather than on the British Act, but that no immediate difficulty is anticipated in carrying on as at present.
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