QUERMENT HOUSE HONG KONG.
TUE 21 SEP 93 09:01
PG.03
布政司著
香港下亞原車道
EXEX Our Ref CAB C1/25
GOVERNMENT SECRETARIAT
OVER ALBERT ROAD
HONG KON
WINKW Your Ref.
Tel. No. 810 2744
21 September 1993
D/O
1993
Thank concerning
for you
our
your meeting
involved in splitting up the
letter
on
of 14 September technicalities Provisions
the Electoral
(Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill 1993.
approach
any
AS I explained to the Hon. Allen Lee over the phone last Tuesday we felt that the fairest and most
would be for productive
follow-up sessions between CAB officials and political groups to take place after the Governor has finished his current series of meetings with all the other political groups
members independent
Legislative Council (Legco). We have, however, noted your strong wish for early clarification on the point you raised. therefore happy to
provide a detailed reply on this
and
particular point.
of
the
I am
that
you
: why can we
The
fundamentally arrangements
question this
from
the
rest
of
the
have not
raised is separate the
concerning the District Board elections
and package
negotiate arrangements for the Legislative Council elections in slower time? The further question you have asked is why such separation would only "gain" about three to four weeks for the current talks.
issues
First of all, let me say that the many involved in the electoral arrangements for 1994/1995 are interlinked. For example :