TNAG-0436-FCO40-501-Relations-between-Hong-Kong-and-international-organisations-1973 — Page 15

Mr Jones (WIAD)

Mr Hall

(WIAD)

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Mr Bennett (WIAD)

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(Belize and Montserrat)

RECEIVED IN REGISTRY No. 51

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(Falklands, St Helena, Ascension) (Turks & Caicos, Br.V. Islands

Cayman Islands)

Mr Philip (Caribbean Dpt.) (Bermuda)

Mr Hinton (HKIOD) (Br. Indian Ocean Territory)

Mr Dinwiddy (HKIOD) (Hong Kong)

Mr Flower (S.W.Pacific Dpt.) (Brunei)

Mr Donohoe (Gibraltar & General Dpt)

(Gibraltar)

Mr Holmes (Pacific Dep. Territories) (Pitcairn & BSIP) Miss Dowds (Pacific Dep. Territories Dpt)

(Gilbert & Ellice Islands Colony)

Mr Eilbeck (Pacific Dep. Territories Dpt.)

(New Hebrides Condominium)

Mr Walker KIOD) (Seychelles)

Mr Young (Caribbean Dpt.) West Indies Associated States

Caribbean Dpt. except Anguilla

Mr Ward

Mr Heald (West Indian & Atlantic Dpt.) (Anguilla)

cc: Mr Everett (SWED)

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Mr Relton (Latin America Dpt Mr Johns

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Mr Pauncefort (Gibraltar & General Dpt.)

BRIEFING FOR THE XXIXth SESSION OF THE UN GENERAL ASSEMELY: DEPENDENT TERRITORIES

1. The time has once again come for briefing UKMIS

New York on our dependent territories (including, for UN purposes, the Associated States and Brunei) for Fourth Committee discussions.

2.

Briefing should be in 3 parts:

i) a completed questionnaire (copy attached). ii) a short background brief (in final form)

including, where appropriate:

a) a summary of any notable constitutional

progress towards independnece during the past year.

b) Where appropriate, refutations of allegations

in the reports produced by the Committee of 24 on the dependent territories. (Copies available from UND on request).

c) Any necessary defensive material on local

problems which may give rise to criticisms in the Fourth Committee.

iii) Where appropriate, a brief on UN strategy, indicating our aims and suggested tactics. will be prepared by UND in consultation with dependent territory department desk officers.

/3. I would

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