In 1935, Sir Philip Mitchell arrived in Uganda as governor after serving in Tanganjika for the past sixteen years. He was convinced that the relationship between Uganda and the protective power should have a different character than that of the local authorities and the Tanganjika government. [9] Recognizing that the early protectorate had produced a pattern of growing distrust and clandestine change, Mitchell devised a plan to reform and restructure the system between the protectorate government and the Buganda government. [10] In asserting that the relationship between the protectorate government and the government of Buganda`s mother was that of protected and non-indirect domination, he planned to replace the post of provincial commissioner of Buganda with a resident and to remove district officials from the centre, provided that Kabaka was required to follow the advice of the resident and his collaborators. [9] However, under the Ugandan Convention of 1900, Kabaka was only required to respond to such advice in the case of the implementation of the Lukiiko resolutions. Relations between Kabaka, the protectorate government and its ministers deteriorated and, due to the limited power of the governor under the 1900 agreement to impose its council on Kabaka, the reorganization led to a steady decline in the influence that the protectorate government could exert in Buganda. [9] Assuming that the territory of the Kingdom of Uganda, which extends within the borders of the agreement, amounts to 19,600 square miles, it is divided into the following proportions: The presentation of the territory in question shows that the signing of the Buganda Agreement has led to changes in Uganda`s policy and social way of life. The signing of the Buganda agreement undermined Kabaka forces when Kabakaship`s functions were swept away: he lost his say to Bugandas Landdingen. He could no longer appoint leaders without the protectorate administration agreeing and other ideas that your territory administration was centered were swept away.