TNAG-1431-FCO40-1914-Sensitivity-review-of-FCO-records-on-Hong-Kong-1985 — Page 46

FCO40 Hong Kong Department Records 聯邦事務部香港部檔案 All

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3.

4.

Potential reactions to attacks on Hong Kong.

Changes in policy on the future of the garrison.

5.

Use of the garrison for internal security purposes suggestions that the RHKP were not trusted.

and

Sovereignty

1.

2.

3.

Follow standard practice for papers which deal with sovereignty of Hong Kong and flag for closure.

Continue to withhold any papers referring to consideration

of the surrender of the New Territories to China before the

expiry of the lease.

Refer to the Department any papers that question the status of our sovereignty over the Kowloon walled city. [Although

we have allowed the release of some papers on this subject in the past, we still need to be aware of any new papers on this subject about to be released.]

Administration

Refer to the Department:

1.

2.

Papers suggesting that advice from the Governor or Executive Council was ignored in the United Kingdom.

Papers suggesting that UK interests should be put above thos

of Hong Kong.

3.

4.

the evacuation plan in automatically retained).

Papers expressing doubt about the Kon Volunteer Force, the Chinese in

the Chinese population in general. (Some senior serving'

Chinese officers will have started their careers in the

1950s.)

the repatriation of assets Papers referring to Kingdom in the event of a crisis (unless they

which case

reliability of the Hong

the Civil Service

ог

to the United

are are part of

they should

be

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