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ANNUAL REPORT TO PARLIAMENT 1985-86

I.

INTRODUCTION

1.

Her

Majesty's

Government

the on

Parliamentary debates

reports on Hong Kong and

agreed

in

1985, during the

annual

purpose

Hong Kong Bill, to produce

to lay them before Parliament. The

this series of

is reports

to keep Parliament informed of

developments in Hong Kong.

of

2.

This

is the second annual

report. The first recorded events

Sino-British Joint Declaration

to

on

The present

December 1986.

from

the draft the initialling of Hong Kong in September 1984 to the end of October 1985.

the period from 30

31 October 1985 report covers

It is

Her Majesty's Government's intention that each subsequent

should cover a calendar year.

report

3.

events

in a The report contains general survey of the main

It covers the visit to Hong Kong during this fourteen month period.

the

in Queen, the

the Majesty

made progress

Sino-British Joint Declaration, progress towards

civil service matters,

of territory

Her

implementing

the

more

local

government, representative

reactions to the construction of the Daya

Daya Bay nuclear power plant,

the state of the economy, social and development programmes proposed by the Hong Kong Government, Vietnamese refugees and security.

December

1986

was

received

profound

shock

and sadness.

the

Question

promotion

of

of the

Hong

people

were

acknowledged in

Kong and his

of interests

Hong

the

many

leading up to the signing of the Sino-British Joint Declaration

Kong

the welfare of

tributes which poured in

the Hong Kong community and from overseas.

II.

SIR EDWARD YOUDE

The news of the sudden death in Peking of the Governor of Hong Kong, Sir Edward Youde, GCMG, GCVO, MBE, in the early hours of

4.

5

the by

His crucial

people

role

of

Hong Kong

with

in

the negotiations

on

selfless

and

dedication

to the

its

from

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