In line with the principle that the faster the localization of the colony, the better, after Arthur returned to Sydney, it wasn't long before the government announced the localization of the New Guinea Colony.
The specific changes are as follows:
First, the original New Guinea Colony was restructured into the New Guinea State directly under its jurisdiction, with the capital still located at Moritzby Port.
Second, the Colonial Government was reformed into the State Government, and the Colonial Parliament was transformed into the State Parliament, with John becoming the first governor of New Guinea State.
Next was the large-scale immigration to New Guinea State. In order for New Guinea State to realize its economic value, the population needed to be increased to at least 2 million.
