TNAG-1379-FCO40-1827-Future-of-Hong-Kong-legislation-Hong-Kong-Bill-1985 — Page 159

From: Michael Marshall, M.P.

HOUSE OF COMMONS

LONDON SWIA OAA

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2. Minister of State has/has not se

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6th March 1985'

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Many thanks for your letter of 25th February.

I appreciate the further consideration you have given

to some of my proposals relating to unlimited access for bona fide visitors from Hong Kong to this

country.

I am hoping to encourage those with whom I am in contact to obtain such entry certificates, but I hope you may feel able to ensure that guidance notes might take a more positive line in encouraging the use of such documents. I realise that we are looking ahead, but I would also be glad to learn that you have made arrangements to ensure that the question of the use of entry certificates after 1997 has been entered into the FCO's reminder system, and I would also hope that this is a matter which can be put to the Joint Liaison Group.

$4.

Richard Luce Esq MP Minister of Stat e

Foreign and Commonwealth Office