TNAG-2420-FCO40-3522-Hong-Kong-Her-Majesty-s-Overseas-Civil-Service-(HMOCS)-poli-1992 — Page 184

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CONFIDENTIAL

HKA 233/1

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Cd you pl prepare a reaft of the text in FCO telno syu

(inc points in FCO 551)

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PS/Lord Caithness

25 March 1992

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HMOCS COMPENSATION/INCENTIVE SCHEME

1.

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Lord Caithness has seen copies of FCO telnos 543-4 to Hong Kong.

2. Lord Caithness has a number of comments on the proposed way forward. On the points for discussion in FCO telno 543:

Par = 489 "Compensation/Incentive Scheme".

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Lord Caithness does not like the title

He considers that the incentives are already contained in the Joint Declaration and Basic Law. Our package should be known simply as a "Compensation Scheme".

The Minister thinks that it would be preferable to write to every HMOCS and contract officer with the right to apply for HMOCS membership rather than only to Mr Clarkland (paragraph 3).

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He agrees that it is not sensible to allow three or four weeks to elapse between initial presentation of our proposals and follow-up discussions (paragraph 4).

He agrees that it would be better to keep vague what exactly the compensation covers (paragraph 6).

Lord Caithness would prefer the reference to minimising the cost to the UK taxpayer to be deleted (paragraph 7).

Lord Caithness prefers the shorter formulation in paragraph 8.

Lord Caithness agrees with the phasing arrangements set out in paragraph 9.

CONFIDENTIAL

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Lord Caithness

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