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REPORT OF THE CPA DELEGATION'S HONG KONG
VISIT 12-17TH SEPTEMBER 1991
Hong Kong was originally to have been a one night stopover with a short meeting with Hong Kong CPA members during our return
journey from Austrália. Before we left the UK to visit
Australia, the Hong Kong Government had generously agreed to support a visit extended to five days and to lay on briefings on
the current issues facing the Territory. How lucky we were, for
these five days proved to be very valuable and indeed full of
activity.
Lord Thomas led our first day discussion with Hong Kong CPA
members, the Hon Allen Lee Peng-Fei, the Hon Cheung Yan-Lung and
the Hon Stephen Cheong Kam-Chuen and Branch Secretary Alan Law
Kam-Sang.
This was a most useful discussion and we were
reassured by the confidence which we feared might have been still
lacking in the wake of Tianemen Square tragedy. We were to find
that Hong Kong's natural vibrancy and will to succeed had
reasserted itself in almost all of the discussions we were to
have. We were also briefed on the the first day by Assistant
Chief of Staff, Colonel Innes and the Civil Adviser to Commander
British Forces, Dr Hamill on the situation as far as the Armed
Forces and security was concerned.
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