BASIC LAW (242)
Date
Statements by Chinese
Officials
Newspaper Comments/Editorials Non-Communist
Statement
Communist
Comments
by ò ers
18.10.85
19.10.85
20.10.85
Director of China's HK
and Macau Affairs Office Ji Pengfei: Political reforms in HK should be in line with the Basic Law so as to facilitate a smooth changeover and to pave the way for self rule by local people. China does not wish to see drastic political changes in HK during the transition.
Mr F.Y. Kan of the HK Institute of Surveyors: His institute has set up a working group to study the outline of the Basic Law, its relation with the central Government, how the SAR and its legislature will be set up, residents' rights and obligations, how present systems will continue and the status of the PLA in
HK.
Chief Secretary Sir David Akers-Jones: The development of
representative government and the Basic Law will