million.
Despite underspending in 1983/84 and 1984/85
exists that this sum will not cover
the possibility
of the scheme's costs.
50%
are
consider
4. The HKG, whilst aware of the financial difficulties,
opposed to
any alterati on in future
in the years
basic framework of the scheme which would reduce overall
numbers ог HMG's level of funding. They
it
politically important that HMG continue to be seen to be fully committed to the needs of the inhabitants of Hong
Kong.
therefore greeted with a degree of disappointment.
The £2 million
allocation
for 1985/86
was