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Sir, the Vietnamese Refugees have no relationship whatsoever with Hong Kong, but Vietnamese Refugees have become a regular item, annually, on the Governor's Policy Address
and the Budget. Since more than ten years ago, the Hong Kong public
has spent huge sums of money
these boat-people. Although we
have raised strong objections, the Government has still been unable
to solve the problem. We have spent more than $1 billion to remain as a place of firstfasylum, the honour of which was bestowed on us by Britain. We are very tired of this high-handed measure.
I want to ask "We have to wait until when to change this tide?"
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to beg Britain
refugees and to allow Hong Kong a free-hand to repatriate or to turn away the refugees. I hope, in the next budget, there will be no more proposal to spend more on the Vietnamese Refugees.
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Sir, with these remarks, I support
31 HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT- Members might like to take a further 32 short break at this point. There are still a number of members due 33 to speak and there is a Finance Committee after this session. So,
I propose that the break now should be for 10 minutes. Those who 35 wish to eat upstairs can of course do so at any time.
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