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PAPER 2: Legal Advice on the S K Tang Bequest:

2(B): MR LONG, CULTURAL RELATIONS DEPARTMENT

1. Mr Long is coordinating the UK/HR Scholarship Scheme which receives two thirds of the interest from the Bequest.

2. Mr Long has recently been in contact with Mr Chan, Secretary for Education and Manpower about the future of the Scholarship Scheme. I enclose a copy of his letter which suggested that an expansion of the Scheme could be funded by

Hal to the two thirds of accrued interest, £472,000, which is presently in the S K Tang Account (see Mr J Smith-Laitten's letter of 18 March).

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Mr Long is concerned that the FCO Scheme will be sort of funds once the accrued interest has been used. He and

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Mr Smith-Laitten of BTC in HK are both interested in knowing Thy wond if money could be taken from the Institute of Cancer

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for Sk the legal basis for altering the division of funds. Torry-wisher

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Mr Long has also pointed out that as the UK/HK Scholarship fund is already receiving money from the bequest, could The Institute for Cancer Research also start receiving money from HK. I would be grateful to know if this would be a complicated process to administer in legal terms.

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