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the programme must have legal teeth, otherwise BDTCs would have no reason not to prevaricate.

5.

Nevertheless, the scope for LegCo to cause mischief in Parliament cannot be ignored. The Minister wrote to Mr Wardle

on 21 May to warn him of this and ask if we could amend the

Order to address LegCo's concerns, and that meanwhile we should await the visit of the LegCo delegation on 7 June, before introducing the Order. Home Office have agreed that we

may inform LegCo of this last point.

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J C Morris

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