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and Neutrals, whose interests are very largely involved by cur policy towards enemy countries.
5. That privilege of Coastal trading in the United Kingdom and British Dominions should be withheld from enemy ships.
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6. That they advocate the maintenance of the British Imperial of Commerer Council/with a view to assisting Commercial and Industrial intereste throughout the Empire, either in consultation with the Chambers of Commerce or the British Consular Officials, or in any other way which may be considered advisable.
7. That British Manufacturée should be urged to confine their Agencies abroad to British firms.
8. That whatever policy is adopted with the Great Self Governing Dominione, the question, as far as Hongkong ie concerned must be considered from the standpoint of cur unique relationship with China. Being the transhipment port pure ard simple for south China ang tariff would threaten our existenze. This Colony should therefore be consulted before any tax which may be levied on enemy shipping or goods in the self governing Colonies is applied to Hongkong.
My Committee also understand that an another committee on cur Commercial and Industrial Policy, of which Sir Frederick Fisher is also a member, has issued an Interim Report. It was formed to
consider:-
(a) What industrise are essential to the future safety of the nation and what steps would be taken to maintain and establish them. (b) What steps should be taken to recover home and foreign trade lost during the war and to secure new markets.
(o) To what extent and by what means the resources of the ampire should and can be developed.
(d) To what extent and by what means the scurces of supply within the Empire can be prevented from falling under foreign control.
My Committee would be glad to learn if the Government have received a copy of this interim report.
I am to exprece to the Government the thanks of my Committee for allowing them to consider and express their views on