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I will now Await the subinissieu
A.R.
Mr. Gaminara
Reference HKK 14/38
CONFIDENTIAL
Hong Kong: Problems of crime
When Sir Leslie Monson first sent me a copy of (1) on 18 August Sir Arthur Grattan-Bellew and I both looked at it and came to the conclusion that it did not raise any issue calling for legal advice.
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2. If outside advice is needed on penal policy, should have thought this should be obtained from the Home Office - there does not seem to be any legal point to be referred to the Attorney-General. If Mr. Royle wishes to consult the Attorney as a ministerial
colleague, presumably he or his private secretary should write
Flag it
No Thin in not not really Vital.
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This Seas
A.R.R
(A. R. Rushford)
K 188 MA 118
8 September, 1970
We spoke about the above minute in relation
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2. We are already
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in touch with the Home Office
this partiener point-su
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and have
fact already sent the Governor a consideretter
amount of material on it
HKM 14/17 attached.
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to the Attorney
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P.TO.