"
the result of
The other posaibility soon s
the use of th
purchasing power of Hong Kong's publie authorities.
wernment's recurrent und mugital apmaiture 1966/67, mimus personal emolumenta and ¦ ersion, is
Early
This is a pretty formid-
:
ir, Haddon-jave implied time
abie saount.
Er. Cowperthwaite would be very unwilling to vee MOTOFRMENĖ JArehasing power for this purpose and would stick rigidly to the primeiple of buying in the sheeport market öven on purely publie finance grounds, this sems to me an unnecessarily rigid attitude.
If, say, vmnoe (as is the case) applies severe restrictions on
in, orts from Hong Kong, i osnant see the justifie tien
of awrling contracts to Fronan fime, even if th
prices are marginally lower than those of other
tractors. (à connot believe that the market is all
If the cord of eartreta ozuld be
conditioned on some relaxation of quetas, I should
hot Hong Kong world tend to pic. other words, long kong's present lack of bargaining poser is to scae extent/a self-denying ordinanes on
Nono Tongs poste
(a) Peolemtion of Intent
Is
The Hong Kong dologxtlon agosted that tomore aight be
advantage if the Urb, Goo
tino ao they lotuso the Conson a, #
dokuzation shuting toasts in view of it azookal
weaponsabilition for the topeniant territorion, would continue to protect their economiqä interests.
of omurao the Gould argue that
Ducan fic nh dooleonti
the Community
tars than no sono hould do 00
tempstantial decore in the attuation Lo
obtained occsessions
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motion
SOBOGSEiers.
done to have t
advantages.
First, presentationally it would be useful in liong long as indicating that, although ve had obtained no special provialen for the Colony, we ware not throwing thes to the wolves in commercial matters. (The declaration sould farsally apply to
all denoiencies, but it would be generally uzierstood