TNAG-0010-FCO40-46-Kowloon-disturbances-1986 — Page 138

9. If, however, we are faced win

course (iii), I must

ask my

Colleagues to consider one or more of the following possibilities Open to

us.

(a) We could proceed vigorously

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a considerable Amount of resistance pour the "employers representatives on the Executive Council

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on

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employers are

one

at present

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