TNAG-0084-FCO40-120-Bribery-and-corruption-of-government-officials-1968 — Page 7

FCO40 Hong Kong Department Records 聯邦事務部香港部檔案 All

Registry HWB 14/58 No.

SECURITY CLASSIFICATION

Top-Seeret. Secret.

Confidential.

Restricted.

Unclassified.

PRIVACY MARKING

In Confidence

DRAFT Semi-Official Letter Type 1 +

To:-

Nigel Fisher, Esq.,

M.C., M.P.,

House of Commons, S.W.1.

From

12

Lord Shepherd.

Telephone No. & Ext.

Department

Hong Kong

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I am now able to let you have a

substantive reply to your letter of 15 July

about Mrs. Elliott's alligations of corruption

in Hong Kong. The letters which you have

received from Mrs. Elliott are for the most

allegations

part concerned with general eerruption

the Police and various other Government

employees.

against

I am afraid that without: specific

One

details to support each allégation it is

impossible to take effective action in such

can commere om

cases. However, I deal below with one or two

of the instances to which Mrs. Elliott refers.

In the case of the anonymous letter from "A Supporter of Good Law and Order", a copy of

Corrupt

the paragraph describing the court activities

of Court Bailiffs was sent by Mrs. Elliott

direct to the Anti-Corruption Branch of the

Police. In a covering letter Mrs. Elliott

stated that she knew the name and address of

the informant which she would disclose only

if certain conditions were complied with.

These conditions were unacceptable to the

Police, and the way deording

informed that

the alligations would be investigated, at the

bun

ingen

same time she was asked to persuade

W(B)L 51-7433

NOTHING TO BE WRITTEN IN THIS MARGIN

/her informant

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