TNAG-1453-FCO40-1964-Future-of-Hong-Kong-Basic-Law-1986 — Page 190

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Date

19.12.85 (cont'd)

20.12.85

BASIC LAW (285)

Statements by Chinese

Officials

Newspaper Comments/Editorials Non-Communist

Communist

Statements/Comments

by others

HK Economic Journal: Regrets that Mr Ji has not mentioned the power to control the PLA to be

stationed in HK and the power to interpret the Basic Law.

Ming Pao: Believes that differences of views over political reforms can easily be resolved as long as both countries adhere to the Joint

Declaration.

The South China Morning Post: The inauguration of the BLCC must be seen as the opening of yet another chapter in HK's history.

Legco member Martin Lee: HK courts should have the right to interpret the Basic Law and this right should be stipulated in the Basic Law.

Christian Industrial Committee executive director Lau Chin-shek: Some 30 independent trade unions will form a joint conference to discuss the Basic Law and labour

issues.

Unionist Lee Kai-ming: Ji Pengfei told him that details of HK's post-1997 political structure are likely to be published before 1988, the year in which the first draft of the Basic Law is scheduled to be announced.

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