Page 87.
Recommendations.
Page 90.
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Hong Kong and Malaya have coordinated M
their endeavours to control this traffic, but co-
ordination is lacking between these dependencies and
other places and is also almost entirely lacking elsewhere
other
between the territories oovered by the Report.
A Conference is suggested of competent
representatives of China, Hong Kong and Macao and the
countries of the South Seas to which Chinese victims to
the traffic go.with a view to remedying the lack of
ooordination. It appears that the appropriate central
authority in China which could take part in such Conference
but which was lacking at the time of the Commission's
visit has now been set up.
It is especially emphasized that close
Collaboration cooperation is necessary between the Police uthorities
of Hong Kong, Macao and Canton.
Page 91.
Attention is drawn to loop-holes in the
existing systems of control. Examination can be
avoided by persons leaving Hong Kong for Singapore,Siam
eto if they declare their destination to be Hoi-hai or
the Island of Hainan.
Pares 94 and 95.
The desirability of abolishing brothels is
emphasized