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Date: 16 Sep 1982.

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PREM19/659	82 Jun 17	82 Sep 30	49	Confidential	Argentina (Compensation for the requisition of shipping and for civilian losses during the Falklands campaign)
PREM19/790	82 Sep 8	82 Oct 5	240	Secret	Hong Kong (Future of Hong Kong) (Part 2)
PREM19/816	82 Jul 1	82 Nov 12	181	Secret	Ireland (Situation in Northern Ireland) (Part 12)
PREM19/823	81 Jan 28	82 Sep 20	368	Confidential	Japan (Prime Minister's visit to Japan, September 1982; proposed technology agreement) (Part 1)
PREM19/962	82 Sep 13	83 Feb 24	186	Secret	China (Prime Minister's visit to China, Hong Kong & Japan, September 1982: policy) (Part 2)
PREM19/988	82 Jul 26	83 Jan 18	268	Confidential	Economic policy (Privatisation) (Part 6)
PREM19/1017	79 Jul 20	83 Sep 15	197	Secret	Energy (Future offshore petroleum licensing; seventh and eighth licensing rounds) (Part 1)
PREM19/1018	82 Apr 1	83 Feb 8	300	Confidential	European policy (Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)) (Part 10)
PREM19/1039	82 Sep 13	83 Mar 17	73	Secret	Government machinery (Departments' programmes for next five years; preparation of 'forward look' reports)
PREM19/1092	82 Sep 9	83 May 10	330	Secret	Nationalised industries (Coal mines) (Part 7)
PREM19/1098	81 Sep 7	83 Mar 30	261	Secret	Parliament (House of Commons procedure; review of working of Departmental Select Committees; Select Committee inquiry into positive vetting; Select Committee interest in records of security and intelligence agencies) (Part 5)
PREM19/1364	82 Sep 16	84 Jan 24	224	Confidential	Prime Minister (Prime Minister's meeting with delegation of West German industrialists, April 1984)
PREM19/1437	80 Apr 3	85 Dec 16	48	Secret	Defence (Proposal by Julian Amery MP to revive the Special Operations Executive (SOE): history of SOE in the Far East, Greece and Scandinavia)
PREM19/1634	81 Apr 1	85 Sep 5	253	Secret	Security (Security Commission: review of security procedures; appointments; cases referred; 'Three Advisers' on appeals against positive vetting clearance refusals - terms of reference and procedures)

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