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BRITAIN AND THE E.E.C.

CONSULTATIONS WITH HONG KONG OFFICIALS

FIFTH SESSION: 5 p.m. 12 JULY, 1967

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United Kingdom Delegation

Sir A. Snelling (in the Chair)

Commonwealth Office

Mr. C. J. Audland

Mr. A. W. Gaminara

Mr. C. J. Fletcher

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Mr. J. A. B. Darlington

Mr. S. J. G. Cambridge

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Hong Kong Delegation

Mr. C. P. Haddon-Cave

Mr. D. G. Jeaffreson

Mr. D. J. C. Jones

Mr. P. C. M. Sedgwick

Deputy Director of

Commerce and Industry

Commerce and Industry

Department, Hong Kong

Hong Kong Representative

on UKDEL, Geneva

Hong Kong Government

Office, London

At Mr. Haddon-Cave's request an agreed note on the talks was

approved (Annexe A). This took into account a check list of

points for consideration which he had himself circulated at an

earlier stage of the talks (Annexe B).

2. Mr. Haddon-Cave also circulated a draft note for use by

himself in speaking to press correspondents on his return to

Hong Kong. This was approved after amendment in discussion,

in the form shown at Annexe C.

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