TNAG-0499-FCO40-564-Administration-of-justice-in-Hong-Kong-1974 — Page 110

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RUSHFORD

Reference

MCKN/6/25

Mr Rushird (Legal Advisers)

HONG KONG JUDICI ARY

As requested by you, I now attach below the papers

on this, including r Stuart's final submission to

Sir Duncan "atson, and the original draft includ ng the

sections which were omitted in the end.

I also attach a letter which Mr Blaker has

received from Sir John Tilney, forwarding a letter from

T S Lo a member of the Urban Council in Hong Kong about

the magistr cy. The points raised by r Lo are

slightly different from those raised by Jackson-Lipkin

and the Justice delegation. On the other hand, the

whole question of the establishment, terms and conditions

and service, etc., of the magistracy would be considered