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DRAFT LETTER
To:-
Type 1 +
From
PATRICK JENKIN, ESQ.,M.P.,
House of Commons,
S. W. 1.
Telephone No. & Ext.
عالم
Commitus
Department
Let March 196
Your letter of 10 February to Herbert Bowden,
on the subject of Chu Leung's petition against
his dismissal from the Hong Kong Police Force,
has been referred to me.
Information which we have received from
Hong Kong shows that Mr. Chu, a Special Branch
officer, was dismissed from the Force in
February 1962 following disciplinary proceedings
under the Police Force Ordinance on charges of
disloyalty. In November 1962 when it was
proposed that he should be deprived of his U.K.
and Colonies citizenship, which he acquired by
naturalisation, he exercised the right to have
his case referred to a Committee of Enquiry, who
subsequently recommended that his citizenship
the
should not be withdrawn, Notwiths
withstanding this
findings, when decision,
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in which te sought reinstateme
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the Governor concluded that there was
no case which would justify his revoking the
Mr. Chr's
decision relating to his dismissal from the Force.
Although Mr Chu states that most of his requests
for redress/met with a "strong negative from the
In Bhus Police" I think you should know that his only
request for redress, prior to his petition to
Fred Lee of 28 August, was contained in a
letter of 18 February 1965, addressed to the
Governor On this the Governor saw no grounds
for intervention.
I am sorry that these basic factswere not
for the delay sent to you earlier.
But The main reason was
that Mr. Chu addressed his petition direct to
Fuck
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/tr. Lee