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(i)
points of principle broadly agreed by the Council;
(ii) areas yet to be discussed by the
Council; and
(iii) current legislation which could be most affected by enactment of a Bill of Rights.
on
the
the
Decisions are therefore still required recommendations contained in paragraph 2 above, with exception of items (a), (b) and (a).
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A list of existing legislation so far identified as likely to be affected by enactment of a Bill of Rights, is annexed.
(The
Mr M.M.Y. SUEN,
Secretary
for Constitutional · Affairs the Deputy Secretary for Constitutional Affairs, Mr J. TELFORD, the Solicitor General, Mr F. STOCK and Assistant Solicitor General, Mr P.J. DYKES,
DYKES; will attend for this item.)
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22 September 1989
(CAB B3/11(89) II)