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But that freedom also includes the right of the
Some would say it is a
cap. government to reply to criticism.
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freedom that we do not exercise often enough, but it is one
which I feel should be exercised today. For in this debate, sir,
two members have attacked not Just the actions and policies
of this Government, but have questioned its integrity.
Sir,
such assertions cannot go unanswered.
Government
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Mr. Martin Lee and Mr. Pang Chun-hoi, each following
a remarkably similar theme, have accused this Administration
of relinquishing its authority over the government of Hong
Kong, of deceiving its people and
Mr. Lee went on to suggest, that you
intervention in Hong Kong during your last visit to Peking.
He did not explain how he reached this remarkable conclusion.
of lacking moral fibre.
that you
Sir,
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I have always been brought up to
to believe that a
barrister is trained to put his arguments on the basis of
fact and evidence. Yet Mr. Lee, in his speech, relied on
insinuation and inuendo with not a single shred of evidence
to support his so-called 'case'
Government. Sir, this
'case' against the Hong Kong
Administration, following your
example and that of your predecessors, is totally committed
and dedicated to furthering the interests of the people of
Hong Kong. That has always been our primary concern and
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