CO129-543-13 Proposed amendments to Deportation ordinance 22-3-1933 - 11-1-1934 — Page 17

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Mr. Parkinson.

Mr. Tomlinson.

Sir C. Bottomley.

Sir J. Shuckburgh.

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THE UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE,

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FURTHER ACTION.

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Sir,

I am etc. to acknowledge the

receipt of your letter of the 8th of

November 418,469/8 regarding a

proposed amendment of the Hong Kong

Deportation Ordinance.

M.

2.

it is

Although Sir Philip Cunliffe-

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Lister understands that in

a case

where an alien is a political rep

20 that of Nguyen where serious

personal danger might reasonably be

anticipated from the issue of a

gainst him,

deportation order, it would not be

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in accordance with practice in this

country for such an order to be issued,

he nevertheless observes that the

decision in any case would be

governed purely by administrative

considerations.