is concerned.
2) The danger always present in any
elective system in Hong Kong of
importing the "two China's" policy
into local politics.
The above considerations are of course of
far more importance in relation to Central
Government than in Local government;
never-
theless they are points which have to be
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are of particular relevance (considering the
extent of powers and functions to be accorded
to Local authorities.
So far as your own proposed comments
are concerned, the only reservation I have
relates to paragraph 65 of the report.
yourself have questioned the wisdom of
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giving the European Council responsibility
for secondary education; I would go further
and raise the same doubt about primary
education also.
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I can see no reason why you should not
give Dickinson a copy of your letter in its
final form, but for the reasons which I have
be
able, Sthink,
already indicated I would prefer it if you
made no reference to the fact that you have
consulted us on this matter.
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