discussion on Ombudsmen in Hong Kong with a Chinese Policeman
on a course in this country, who called on Mr. Sykes for advice
about Ombudsman-ship!
last para. of draft. I have put this in brackets because at
the Ministerial Visits Committee it seemed that the projected
time for Mr. Royle's visit to the Far East overlapped with the
Secretary of State's absence in the U.S.A. (19 - 29 September)
and the Minister of State's visit to Australia and Fiji
(1 14 October). The P.U.S. felt that he must therefore
reserve the Secretary of State's position on Mr. Royle's
projected visit.
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(L. Monson)
23 July, 1970
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Private Secretary
A.R.
M. Royle has now discussed paragraph 5 (ii)
with Mr Laird and is content to leave it as it stands.
On the question of his visit
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