not yet attained a full measure of
self-government, His Majesty's Government
must regard themselves as under the
obligations enumerated in Article 73' of
the Charter, including the obligation to
"transmit regularly to the Secretary-
General for information purposes, subject
to such limitation as security and
constitutional considerations may require,
statistical and other information of a
technical nature relating to economic,
social and educational conditions" in respect of Kowloon and the New Territories.
6. The information for 1949 which you
transmit to me in respect of Hong Kong
for forwarding to the Secretary-General
of the United Nations should, therefore,
include as heretofore informat ion
relating to Kowloon and the New Territories.
If the transmission of this information is
questioned in the Special Committee which is to
any
comment thanks
your many
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be convened in 1950, or in any other organ
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of the United Nations, the United Kingdom
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wustify it în the manner set
out in paragraph 5(above.
I have, etc.
2. I shall in due course be sending all
a
The
full account of
Colonial governors proceedings of the Special Committee, & of The
discussions in the Fourth Courniture & Several
Assembly arising
our of
The obligation contained
in Article 73 (e) d) the Charter.
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