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the new paragraph 4 also annexed to this letter.
In so far as it provides that special circum-
stances may require other arrangements than
those defined in the remainder of the paragraph
it seems to us that we have only to inform Hong
Kong that the GATT, UNC, or any other inter-
national forum where similar problems might
arise, is a special case to take care of the
matter.
I realize that this may be to daper pedant all an problems, but maybe that no bad thing.
We should be grateful for your views and to
know if you consider that a further meeting will
be necessary between us before we can be sure
that we have a common text for submission to
our Ministers.
I am copying this letter and enclosures to
Carey in the Ministry of Technology. I imagine
that Bob Goldsmith may wish to use the material
it contains when he answers Melville's letter.
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