TNAG-1202-FCO40-1504-Policy-on-visas-and-entry-certificates-in-Hong-Kong-1982 — Page 122

Mr Cambridge

MVD

CL 408

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CONFIDENTIAL

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1. We spoke yesterday about the Ms Vertucci case in Hong Kong of which you have copies of recent telegrams. As I explained, if we are called on to brief Ministers at short notice, should like to include in the briefing a background note on UK procedures in such cases, for comparison purposes. I accord- Aueche-ingly attach a draft for your comment (after you have consulted

the Home Office, as necessary). In particular I should be grateful if you could elaborate on the paragraph relating to

'Refusal of extension to stay

in particular whether reasons for a refusal have to be disclosed or are given. My information and material on this is sketchy.

2.

I should be grateful if you could deal with the matter urgently.

THIS IS A COPY

THE ORIGINAL HAS BEEN RETAINED

IN THE DEPARTMENT UNDER

SECTION 3 (4) OF THE

PUBLIC RECORDS ACT 1958

4 February 1982

Budua

H McQuade

Hong Kong and General Department K 247

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attached.

CODE 18,77

UK IMMIGRATION RULES AND PROCEDURE

1. Your minute of 4 February refers.

2. We agree with paragraphs 1 to 6 of your draft brief on work permits. However, we consulted the Home Office on the question of refusal of extension to stay

they have suggested that the paragraph should be amended as attached.

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