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since the term "British Overseas Citizen" has proved so un-

popular.

3. As long as we have overseas possessions we are bound to

respect the feelings of their inhabitants in the sensitive

matter of nationality and citizenship. Moreover, in respect of those territories where there are problems with neighbouring

states (Hong Kong, Belize, Falkland Islands, Gibraltar) it is

important to avoid creating an impression, however erroneous,

either at home or abroad that we no longer care about their

welfare or status.

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