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Mr. Parry asked the Secretag of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Astairs which sites for a second amport at fung Kong have been examined that do not involve overtlying Chinese Ispace approach.
Mr. Luard: None.
Mr. Parry asked the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what sites for a second airport in Hong Kong have been examined that do not he in the New Temitunes.
Mr. Luard: No site outside the New Territories appeared suitable to the con- sultants who undertook the study in 1974 and 1975, to which I have reterred in my icply to another of my hon. Friend's Questions. No such site was examined.
Mr. Parry asked the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Altairs if he plans to seek to amend the Crown] Proceedings Act 1947 to enable Mer Majesty's Government to guarantee loans raised to finance a second airport or simi- Jar large projects in Hong Kong.
Mr. Luard: Her Majesty's Government have no such plans.
Mr. Parry asked the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Alta.rs if, in the event of the construction of a second airport ia Hong Kong, carriers presently holding landing rights at Kai, Tak Airport would be entitled to land at the new airport without further nego- tiations; and what bexly. would be responsible for any Sucil fegotiationD..
Mr. Luard : It will not be accessary to renegouate' trathe rights for existing, services into Hong Kong in the event i the construction of a second airport there. Her Majesty's Government are responsible for any negotiations un trallic rights in Hong Kong.
Rhodesia (Geneva Conference)
Mr. Dykes asked the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonweană Alain what efforts he is making to revive the adjourned C.neva Conterence tü
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Mr. Rowlands: The Conterence Chair- man, Mr. Richard, has just begun lis overal toutal of consultations in Africa win all the parties concerned. He will be presenting in a more precise form Her Majesty's Government's ideas on a pos sible structure for i fransitional Govern- antony, teach nie discussed in general terms during his inest round of consultations, ind a devision stanut the reconvening of the Conierence will be taken in the light of this.
Human Rights (USSR)
Mr. Pattie asked the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs it he will publish in the Official Report an statement of his policy on the violation of human rights in the USSR, in prepata tion for the United Kingdom's attendance at the forthcoming Belgrade conference to review the implementation of the Final Act of the Conterenc on European Security and Co-operation.
Mr. Luard: Her Majesty's Govern- ment deplore all violations of human rights, wherever they occur, and natur- ally expect the Soviet Union to honour its commitments in respect both of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and of the Final Act of the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe. It is the Government's policy to bring to the attention of the Soviet authorities at every suitable opportunity the deep con- cem which is rightly felt in this country about human rights cases. hồn. Friend
As my right has frequently stated, we believe that quiet but persistent represen- tatens about such cases
are the best means of achieving results. The Govern- ment will not be satisfied until all the human rights provisions of the Final Act tory States. have been implemented by all the signa
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41 Mr. Bulmer asked the Chancellor of the Bachequer if he will report on the Current discussions concerning tax and averaging for primary producers.
A Sir David Renton asked the Chan- color of the exchequer whether he will
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