 Other resolutions passed were that the government be requested to state who was responsible for the regulation that excluded non-Europeans; that, if the government was not responsible, that The Association make representations to His Majesty's Secretary of State for the Colonies or otherwise take steps to redress grievances; that the civil service and police of the Straits Settlements should be made open to British subjects born or permanently domiciled in the Straits Settlements; that the member of council representing the Chinese community be requested to consult the members of council representing other communities with the view to proposing a motion and having a debate on this subject in council.On 24 June 1924, the Eurasian Association, at their extraordinary general meeting held at St. Andrews School, passed the same resolutions.Right after that, the majority of those attending the Moslem Association's special general meeting voted to adopt the resolutions already passed by the Straits Chinese and Eurasian associations respecting non-Europeans and the civil service.