(ii)
Agreement on
(iii)
the
transitional measures relating to
principal travel and identity documents issued to Hong
Kong residents, to avoid any disruption in this
important area on 1 July 1997.
Agreement on the establishment of a standing sub-group
of experts to consider the question of the continued
application of international rights and obligations
affecting Hong Kong. The sub-group has its principal base in Hong Kong and it held its first meeting from 15
to 17 October 1986.
(iv)
(v)
Agreement on the principles for the establishment of a
separate Hong Kong Register of Shipping which can be
maintained beyond 1997. Necessary work to put this into
effect is now going on in Hong Kong.
conclusion
Agreement
the on
principles for the
of
separate Air Service Agreements between Hong Kong and its aviation partners, which are capable of remaining in
force after 1997. The first such Air Service Agreement
was signed between the
the Government of Hong Kong and
Government of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in the
Hague on 17 September 1986. Negotiation of other Hong
Kong Air Service Agreements is going forward.
(vi)
Agreement on the introduction of
for civil servants in Hong Kong.
new pension scheme
(vii) Agreement that Hong Kong should continue its present
participation in the Universal Postal Union, the World Meteorological Organisation, the International Maritime
Organisation and the International Telecommunication
Union after 1997.
Consultation is continuing on the
So too is
practical steps needed to achieve this,
consultation сп Hong Kong's
participation
in other
International organisations, including the Customs
Cooperation Council.