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4.

In the course of these revisions, the draft has grown considerably in length. With annexes, there is a very great deal

of material for the Prime Minister to read. But we have been guided

by Sir P Cradock in this.

5.

You suggested that it was also for consideration whether we should send separate notes, for example on the progress made in the

Basic Law. The draft note is comprehensive in scope and the

annexes provide further detailed amplification. I see no need for

further material.

6.

I will be submitting separately a covering Private Secretary

letter.

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