exports to the U.. by special
for HK
arrangement be negotiated with
more favourable
the Six for ny rate of appli-
cation of the common external tariff
in the rates generally applied. (e) Acceptance of the application of the common external tariff to
Hong Kong's exports to the 1.1.
even if this had to be achieved in
a single step.
(r)
A unilateral declaration by the British Government, at the time of signature of the accession instru- ments, following the precedents of certain unilateral declarations made by individual Meber Covermento of the existing Community in 1957, which would place on record Britain's
continuing responsibilities for her Dependent Territories, including Hong
Kong.
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(h) A bilateral trade agreement
between Hong Kong and the enlarged
Community.
3.
The British Delegation explained that (a)
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NOTHING TO BE WRITTEN IN THIS MARGIN
had been rejected by the Six in the last negot-
iations; a fortiori they were likely to refuse it now, They
They were also likely to reject (1).
As regards (2), this was a new idea which the
British Delegation had aob job
/AS
considered As regards (3) Hong Kong's main
continued
interest seemed to lie in referential access
which can it was
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