§ Mr. RogersTo ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (1) if he will list the names mentioned in telegram 152 from Hong Kong to his Department dated 17 January 1985 and the teleletters from BHCM to his Department dated 18 and 23 January 1985 in connection with an arrangement made in Hong Kong between Sir John Bremridge, deputy governor of Hong Kong and Chooi Mon Sui, a representative of the Malaysian Government on 17 January 1985; and if he will place those telexes and telegrams in the Library;
(2) if he will list the names mentioned in telegrams 781 and 794 from his Department to Hong Kong dated 16 August 1983 and telegram 246 from his Department to Hong Kong dated 18 August 1983 in connection with the murder of Jalil Ibrahim in Hong Kong; and if he will place those telegrams in the Library;
(3) if he will list the names mentioned in (a) telegrams 313 BHCM to his Department and 1214 Hong Kong to his Department dated 16 August 1983, (b) telegrams 1220 Hong Kong to his Department and 315 BHCM to his Department dated 17 August 1983, (c) telegrams 1225 Hong Kong to his Department and 321 BHCM to his Department dated 18 August 1983 and (d) telegram 246 BHCM to his Department dated 19 August 1983 in connection with the murder of Jalil Ibrahim in Hong Kong on 18 July 1983; and if he will place those telegrams in the Library;
(4) if he will list the names mentioned in telegram 322 BHCM to his Department dated 17 August 1983 and telegram 328 BHCM to his Department dated 22 August 1983 in connection with the murder of Jalil Ibrahim in Hong Kong on 18 July 1983; and if he will place those telegrams in the Library;
(5) if he will list the names mentioned in the telegram to his predecessor on 17 January 1985 from the deputy political adviser in Hong Kong; and if he will place that telegram in the Library.
§ Mr. GoodladNo. It would not be in the public interest to disclose the contents of classified documents concerning the international relations of the United Kingdom.