TNAG-0744-FCO40-948-Relations-between-China-and-Hong-Kong-1978 — Page 53

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ADVICE TO OFFICERS TRAVELLING TO TAIWAN

.17.

Officers who have been given permission to

visit Taiwan should be informed that they must not make

any official or semi-official, contacts except for the

necessary purpose connected with their travel arrangements.

There is no representative of H.M.G. or the Hong Kong

Government in Taiwan; an officer in serious difficulty

may seek help from the American Embassy, in Taipei.

ADVICE TO OFFICERS TRAVELLING TO COMMUNIST COUNTRIES OTHER THAN CHINA AND YUGOSLAVIA

(5)

Officers who have been given permission to

visit any of the countries referred to in paragraph 8(b)

should be required to read the advice set out in Annex A

attached.

ADVICE TO OFFICERS TRAVELLING TO RHODESIA

19.

Officers who have been given permission to

visit Rhodesia should be informed that they must not make

any official or semi-official contacts except for the

necessary purposes connected with their travel arrangements.

FAILURE TO RETURN BY SPECIFIED DATE

20.

CIFIED

Immediately it becomes known that an officer

is overdue from a visit to any of the countries or

monsterritories listed in paragraph 1, a report should be

Cri

sent by the Head of Department to the Secretary for

Security, 'the Secretary for the Civil Service and the

Director of Special Branch. A further report should be

sent when the officer returns to Hong Kong.

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