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as the negotiations em September 22 with Canada are concerned, there is a need to reach agreement with the
Canadian Government on a basis which would enable trade
to continue at a level acceptable to the Government of Hong'
Kong. They are therefore agreed that, if no other arrange- ment can be made with the Canadian authorities which would
safeguard Hong Kong's position in the Canadian market, it will
be necessary to agree to a continuation of the existing restraints, including if necessary their extension to cover polyester/polynosic shirts, for a further period at a level
which the Hong Kong authorities are satisfied is the best
which can be obtained in the circumstances.
7. HMG have also agreed with the Government of Hong Kong to examine whether the procedures for suck consultation
as is required between the two Governments in connection
on non-colton textiles with negotiations can be improved.
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