ERMENT HOUSE HONG KONG.
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SEK Our Ref
(23) in AP 293/61/4-C(92)
IAAИ Your Ref
BY FAX
GOVERNMENT SECRETARIAT
LOWER ALBERT ROAD
HONG KONG
16 October 1992
Mr. John Morris,
Hong Kong Department,
Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Miss Pario Cinterul if you
would take this in
HMOCs officers
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Mr Whitney.
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Sending him copies of
Posts in Other Dependent Territories : Police Officers
when we first raised this issue we asked that arrangements be made to consider our HMOCS officers for posts such as Governor, Chief Secretary, Financial Secretary, Attorney General, Commissioner of Police and Director of Special Branch in other Dependent Territories.
Since then arrangements have been introduced for our HMUCS Administrative officers to apply for and be considered for administrative posts in other Dependent Territories. In addition ODA have been circulating details of their other vacancies under the British Aid Programme : these include Police vacancies.
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However it appears from the enclosed papers and the submission from the HMOCS Association that the overseas Police Adviser is not aware of recent developments in this area including the assurance by the Minister of State. the case of our HMOCS Police officers, they should be considered for these posts in other Dependent Territories on the same basis as our Administrative officers : i.e. considered alongside any other internal candidates before outside recruitment is resorted to. I believe that this is accepted policy.
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