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Confidential,

Restricted. Unclassified.

PRIVACY MARKING

To:-

Sir H. Norman-Walker, KCMG, OBE,

Colonial Secretary,

HONG KONG

..In Confidence

Type 1 +

From

Mr. Wilford

(69

Telephone No. & Ext.

Department

Leslie

In Sir L. Monson's absence on leave, I am

writing to thank you for your helpful letter of

9 November about the Trade Union Registration

(Amendment) Bill.

has

Parliammbing

This enabled the Rermanent

^

Under Secretary to reply to a number of letters he

has had from Members of the Parliament and others

criticising the provisions of the original version

of the Bill.

Mr. Victor Feather, who wrote tothe Foreign

and Commonwealth Secretary last September about the

Bill, has recently written again commenting not only

on the amending Bill but also on the principe

Ordinance. A copy of his letter and of the note he

sent with it are enclosed. A copy of the Permanent

Under Secretary's reply to Mr. Feather is alse

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enelesed

9 must now

Leve

you

Cat

As you will see, we are having a meeting with

the TUC on 5 January.

George Foggon.

This has been arranged by

The background to the meeting is,

briefly, that at the last meeting of the Overseas

Labour Consultative Committee (which comprises rep-

resentatives from the Confederation of British

Industry and from the Trade Union Congress, as well

as officials from the various Ministries, and which meets at irregular intervals under the Chairmanship

/of the an

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