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WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1989
MR WONG HAD ASKED WHAT CONSUMER PROTECTION MEASURES WERE
WHO WISHED TO PROTECT PEOPLE
ΤΟ SEEK SPECIALISTS WHO "HAWKED THEIR SKILLS AND KONG".
TAKEN
FROM ASSISTANCE
EMIGRATION WARES FOR REWARD IN HONG
LET
CONSUMER AFFAIRS WHERE
BEWARE, BUYERS
THE
+1
MR
GUIDING TSAO
"THIS IS AN AREA OF PRINCIPLE MUST BE CAVEAT EMPTOR, I.E. SAID.
OUTSIDE
FILLING FORMS STRATEGY TO QUALIFY AS AN
"THE SERVICES AVAILABLE VARY FROM CONSULATES TO MAPPING OUT AN INVESTMENT INVESTOR.
TO "THE DECISION ON WHETHER TO CONSULT, ON WHAT HOW MUCH IT IS REASONABLE TO PAY FOR THE SERVICES ONE FOR THE INDIVIDUAL TO MAKE.
THAT THE
BEST
AND CONSULT, PROVIDED, MUST BE
CAN ADVICE
PROBABLY
BE
"I CAN ONLY SUGGEST PROVIDED BY THE CONSULATE OF THE COUNTRY CONCERNED.
"OF COURSE, IF THERE IS ANY EVIDENCE OF A CRIMINAL ACT SUCH FRAUD OR DECEPTION, THEN A REPORT SHOULD BE MADE TO THE POLICE."
AS
PM DOES NOT NEED SPECIFIC INVITATION
*
IS
THE PRIME MINISTER, AS INDEED ANY MINISTER OF THE CROWN, ALWAYS WELCOME TO VISIT HONG KONG AND DOES NOT NEED A SPECIFIC INVITATION TO DO SO.
THE CHIEF SECRETARY, THE HON SIR DAVID FORD, SAID THIS IN THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL TODAY (WEDNESDAY) IN REPLY TO A QUESTION FROM THE HON SELINA CHOW.
MRS CHOW HAD ASKED WHETHER THE GOVERNMENT WOULD EXTEND AN INVITATION TO THE PRIME MINISTER, MRS MARGARET THATCHER, TO VISIT HONG KONG DURING HER PLANNED VISIT TO KUALA LUMPUR IN OCTOBER FOR THE MEETING OF COMMONWEALTH PARLIAMENTARY HEADS.
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