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Item 6: The British Aid Programme in the Labour/

Employment Field

7. A paper has been circulated on this item on

what is being done by way of UK training courses for

labour department and trade union officials from

other countries and the recruitment of UK specialists

in labour matters for overseas assignments.

We are nearing the end of a busy morning's work

and detailed discussion of this paper is probably

not necessary. But if there are any questions

which members would like to raise, we have an ODM

official here to answer them.

Item 2: Any other business

8.

Have members any points they wish to raise

or to note for possible inclusion on the agenda

for the next meeting?

Item 8 Date of next meeting

9.

Subject to any advice which members might have,

I suggest we follow the usual practice of permitting

the Overseas Labour Adviser discretion to consult

members in the light of developments and matters of

interest.

[The conclusion of Professor Turner's

study on Hong Kong may determine the timing

of the next meeting ]

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