CO129-487 - Others & Individuals - 1924 — Page 320

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RESOLUTION X 4.

Mr. Moore expressed the appreciation of the Guilds

for the provision which has now been made by the Hong Kong

Government and also for the sineuneement by the Government

that this provision is not intended to relieve shipping

companion of their responsibilities. Re ashudtted however

that this provision is not adequate. He agreed that the

responsibility should rest on the Companies but he urged that

the devernment should bring pressure to bear on the Companies

to insure their core affleurs adequately. The Guilds had had

Home earřespandense resently with derinin of the Campanian,

skich kéwever had declined to take any setion -

Mr. Fletcher explzined that the Hong Kong Government

ix complete sympathy with the viene of the officers and

that they had hoped that their unomeement would have the