The object of the Butler Committee of 1927 was to

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The Report of the Butler Committee focused on the relations between the Indian States and British India. The Committee advised that the Viceroy (instead of the Governor-General in Council) should represent the Crown in all dealings with the States. This proposed change is comparable with the new Imperial arrangement by which the Governor-General of a Dominion is High Commissioner for the Dominion's Protectorates.The Committee sympathized with the fear of the Native Princes that their States might pass without their consent under a new Government in British India responsible to an Indian Legislature, and they plainly expressed the opinion that no such transference should be made without the consent of the Princes.Source Citation: Spectrum