Note.
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I.
Words "acceptable to Hong Kong Government" added
follows Article IV.
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this
III.
It may be noted that only "whole time" officers will be
charged for: the Chinese Maritime Customs will have the
advantage of "part time" officers free a considerable
concession.
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IV.
V.
VI.
Nothing definite is said as to official recognition, as
this would appear to be implied in the acceptance of these
posts. If Mr. Maze wishes specifically for some precedence
for the Commissioner, it might be favourably considered.
I have no objection to it, but am not sure what is wanted.
"They shall not interfere with the control, discipline and
direction of the members of the seconded staff." This is
an obvious corollary of Article II, which provides for such
staff being under the control of the Superintendent of
Imports and Exports.
This involves a tantetive definition, which may require
further consideration. We must, I think, eventually ask
the Chamber of Commerce for views.
VIII.
IX.
X.
Above remarks on Article VI apply.
XVIII. Certain "light oils" are now dutiable and have been added.