TNAG-0436-FCO40-501-Relations-between-Hong-Kong-and-international-organisations-1973 — Page 100

population are Roman Catholics, and the influence of the Roman Catholic Church remains very strong. If they were to ask for representation, I hope we could then consider the matter on its merits without pre-judging it now.

27 March 1974

R.R. Liman.

R B Crowson

Hong Kong and Indian Ocean Department

K 247 MA 171

cc: Mr D E Glason (Pacific Dependent Territories

Dept K 229)

Mr D G Reid (Caribbean Dept K 362)

Mr R G Tallboys (Gibraltar and General

Dept K 272A)

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Mr N D Matthews (West Indian and Atlantic

Dept K 225)

Miss V E Webberley (Social Affairs Dept ODM) Mr M J Williams (Marine & Transport Dept

G 68/1)

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