TNAG-0250-FCO40-286-Discussions-on-EEC-negotiations-between-officials-of-Hong-Ko-1970 — Page 61

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RECORD OF A CONVERSATION WITH THE

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GOVERNOR OF HONG KONG AND THE FOREIGN

AND COMMONWEALTH OFFICE, 23 NOVEMBER 1970 3.30 fram

Present

Sir C. O'Neill, FCO

Mr. J. A. Ford

Mr. N. Statham

Mr. R.G. Britten

Mr. E.O. Laird

Sir David Trench

Sir John Cowperthwaite

Mr. Philip Haddon-Cave

Mr. J. Cater

Mr. D. Sellers

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Mr. A.H. Brind

Mr. D. Jones

Mr. P. Dodge

Mr. G.F.Kinnear

Mr. M. Perceval

Mr. G.R. Dỉnman, DTI

Mr. J.D.E. Gildea

Mr.M.J. Woodhead

Miss V. Evans

Mr. Rostowski, ODA

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Ah D.H. Hannay, lik Del EEC, Buisits

Sir David Trench asked if there had been any

recent developments on the position of Hong Kong in

the EEC

the context of negotiations into the EC. Sir C. O'Nei

said that the question of Hong Kong had come up

frequently at meetings in Brussels at Deputy level.

A Working Group had been set up consisting of repre-

sentatives of the Six and of the Commission. This

/had begun

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