ations as may be necessary to ensure that its views and
interests are fully taken into account.
8.
In the course of any commercial negotiations between
the Hong Kong Government and a third party, any UK represent-
atives participating would bear in mind the need to maintain
the authority which in practice is vested in Hong Kong for
the conduct of the negotiations.
9.
HMG and the Hong Kong Government recognise that policy
decisions have often to be taken as a matter of urgency and
that speed of reaction in consultation is often of paramount
importance.
10.
HMG's decisions on all matters in which agreement between
HMG and the Hong Kong Government is required will continue to
be conveyed to the Hong Kong Government by the Foreign and
Commonwealth Office.
11.
The procedures for such consultation as is required
between HMG and the Hong Kong Government on matters of external
commercial relations will be reviewed from time to time.
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