TNAG-0938-FCO40-1157-Visit-of-John-Nott--Secretary-of-State-for-Trade--to-Hong-Ko-1980 — Page 155

機密

CONFIDENTIAL #B

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TEXTAB Members :

Mr. Jack C. Tang, O.B.E.

Mr. S.K. Chan

Mr. Y.C. Chen

Mr. Christopher Cheng

Mr. Stephen Cheong

Mr. Kenneth Fang

Mr. S.T. King

Mr. Philip Lai

Mr. Stephen Lau

Mr. Frank H. Lin Mr. 0.J. Nicholl Miss Eleanor Wong

Secretary TIAB

: Mr. T.K. Tse

TEXTAB: Miss N.T.Y. Jaw

Interpreter: Miss M.P.L. To

In attendance

: Mr. L..R. Mills, J.P.

Mr. P.K.Y. Tsao, C.P.M., J.P. Mr. K.S.I. nui,

Economic Services Branch Mr. Jack Hand

Absent

(with apologies) :

TIAB Members: The Hon. Alex S.C. Wu, O.B.E., J.P.

The Hon. Li Fook-wo, C.B.E., J.P.

Dr. J.C. Wright

Mr. D.R.Y. Bluck, J.P. Mr. Harry Pong

away from Hong Kong

TEXTAB Members: The Hon. Miss Lydia Dunn, 0.B.N.,

Mr. Geoffrey Archer Mr. H.C. Tang

J.P.)

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Introduction

After opening courtesies, the Chairman said that both Boards were privy to confidential data and policies and members would respect the confidentiality of anything said in the discussion. He then invited Mr. Nott to speak.

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Mr. Nott explained that the purpose of his visit was to familiarise himself with the Hong Kong situation and to hear Hong Kong's views and comments on any problems that might exist between Hong Kong and the United Kingdom. Mr. Nott agreed that the discussion should proceed on the basis of questions from members.

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