布政司署
香港下亞畢道,
* Our Ref.. SCR 6/2091/55
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J T Masefield Esq
CONFIDENTIAL
Far Eastern Department F CO
IMMIGRATION FROM CHINA
94,
GOVERNMENT SECRETARIAT
LOWER ALBERT ROAD
HONG KONG
11 July, 1978
n Thompson
-interesting, but it doespot bode well for the propects of an early stachering of the pace of new wrivals 87277
As you know, we have been becoming increasingly worried about the number of legal immigrants arriving from China. I think we all have a good general view of the reasons for the increase and the way in which the Chinese authorities have both relaxed their criteria for allowing people out and speeded up the process. We have however been trying to pin down as accurately as possible precisely what instructions have been sent out in China on the subject.
2.
At my request, the Service intelligence people here have been doing some research on the subject. The attached note is the result. It also includes the most detailed account they have yet received about procedures.
3.
Although the report will be circulated as part of the series of Overt Intelligence Reports prepared by the military, I thought you would find it useful to have your attention drawn to it and to keep it on record.
HKK 341/1
RECEIVED IN REGISTRY NO. 51
2 4 JUL 1978
DESK OFFICER
(D C Wilson)
INDEX
cc w E quantrill Esq (HKGD FCO)
W
K Sullivan Esq (PEKING)
PA
No 126
Research Department (Far Eastern Section)
REGISTRY
Action Teen
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