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which assumes that such people are not permanent residents,

irrespective of the facts of their individual case. I

therefore suggest that the practice should be altered. No

child of overseas officers/expatriate employees should be

treated as an overseas employee when that child is, in

fact, a permanent resident, unless they wish so to be.

treated. Again, this difficulty would be resolved by the

amendment which I propose in paragraph 25 above.

Jana Pani

DAVID PANNICK OC

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TEMPLE,

LONDON EC4Y 7BH

14 January 1993

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