DIFUL
GOVERNMENT SECRETARIAT
LOWER ALBERT ROAD
HONG KONG
* OUR REF.: (62) in SCR 2/2071/78 'A' II
020/393/14
來函檔號 YOUR REF.:
D.G. Blunt, Esq.,
H.M. Embassy,
Peking
Dear David
10 January 1986
1.
1 Reg precopy / with Annex 8-K only) & Xw
Ashton FEJL ABIG FESLABIG PA (Vitite
Visit to Hong Kong by the Head of China's
Interpol Bureau
I must apologise for the delay in responding to your letter 020/393/14 of 12 November 1985. All the usual feeble bureaucratic excuses.
I enclose a copy of the report prepared by the police on LIU Wen's visit. You will be particularly interested in the short summaries of discussions at Annexes B-J. The Hong Kong press rather overplayed the extent of agreement of fugitive offenders, which, as you know, is a very tricky subject. (We are in the throes of a major study). LIU Wen was simply told that we would do what we could to help within the limits of the law which is what already happens.
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As you will see, there was a full and varied programme (not to mention a hospitable one!), which LIU and his colleagues seemed to enjoy. A useful exercise.
Yours ever, Richard.
(R. P. Margolis) Deputy Political Adviser
c.c. C.E. Leeks, Esq.,
HKD, FCO
HRK 027/4
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16 JAN 1986
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