THE NETHERLANDS
UNHCR.
The Dutch have indicated that they prefer to deal formally with At the last resettlement meeting the Dutch indicated that they would reach a final decision once Hong Kong's decision on local resettlement was known. We understand that the Dutch may offer 400 places worldwide this year,
to be allocated with UNHCR advice, and
that up 50 of these are for Hong Kong. We understand that a Dutch mission is now in Hong Kong to select candidates for the 50 places. UNHCR's Hong Kong representative has passed to the Dutch Consulate General in Hong Kong a list of 14 family reunion cases.
NEW ZEALAND
Hong Kong has been given 10 of a quote of
quote of 70 places allocated to Indo-Chinese refugees. the 10 have yet to leave Hong Kong.
NORWAY
We understand that an extra allocation of 100 places has been given for Hong Kong in addition to Norway's 1985 quota: we awa i t confirmation of this from UNHCR. For 1986, Norway's global quota is to be 1250, allocated in consultation with UNHCR. UNHCR's Hong Kong
representative has
has supplied the Norwegian Consulate General with a list of 5 family reunion cases.
PORTUGAL
SPAIN
We have had no response to our request.
The Spanish have told
refugees from Hong Kong.
Us that they are unable to accept any