TNAG-1325-FCO40-1737-Future-of-Hong-Kong-Parliamentary-debates-1984 — Page 57

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59.

WILL PRIVATELY OWNED SHIPPING BUSINESSES BE ABLE TO CONTINUE?

Agreement makes clear that private shipping businesses and shipping related business and private container terminals may continue to operate freely in SAR.

60.

WILL THE SAR BE AN ASSOCIATE MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL

MARITIME ORGANISATION?

Yes. Provision is made in Agreement for SAR to continue to participate in organisations of this kind.

61. HONG KONG'S SHIPPING LEGISLATION TO BE PART OF PRC OR SAR

LEGISLATION?

Consistent with provisions of agreement that it will be part of SAR

legislation.

62.

FOREIGN SHIPS, INCLUDING TAIWAN SHIPS, TO BE ABLE TO COME TO

HONG KONG?

Agreement makes clear that merchant shipping will continue to enjoy access the ports of the SAR in accordance with the laws of the SAR.

SECTION IX: CIVIL AVIATION

63. TRUE THAT THIS SECTION OF THE AGREEMENT GAVE RISE TO

DIFFICULTY?

Precise details must remain confidential.

Complicated area of law

and practice, which involves both international and local issues. Agreement makes clear that Hong Kong will continue to be a centre of international and regional aviation.

64. THIS PART OF THE AGREEMENT JUST FOR CPA?

No.

Provisions affect all those with an interest in Hong Kong's civil aviation and civil aviation related businesses. There could

be other local airlines by 1997. In general Agreement takes into

account particular significance and needs of local civil aviation

business.

65. WILL EXISTING AIR SERVICES AND AIRLINE OPERATIONS BE

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