The document laid the groundwork for Hong Kong's Basic Law, its post-handover constitution.
Blair said that Lakhdar Brahimi, the UN envoy to Iraq, should be put in overall charge of the post-handover authority.
He was chairman of the committee that drafted the Basic Law, the document that has been called Hong Kong's miniconstitution for the post-handover era.
But that chance, and the chance for Hong Kong to have its first proper debate, post-handover, about its role within China, was blown.
The Basic Law of Hong Kong, the territory's post-handover constitution, makes it easy enough for the government in Beijing to stack the deck in any such contest.
Marching through the city on May 31st, some of the 8,000 demonstrators chanted: "Tsang doesn't represent me .The greatest frustration of post-handover Hong Kong is perhaps its blocked political aspirations.
But it looks as though Hong Kongers will be able to let off steam by shouting "Down with Li Peng" without harm, if Andrew Li's new court will allow it.Next on the agenda comes the question of sorting out the ground-rules for the first elections, post-handover, for Hong Kong's legislature.
The objectives of this integrative review were to illustrate how the use of structured handover processes between the operating theatre and intensive care unit impacts information transfer, handover duration, post-handover technical error and high risk events.
In Hong Kong, although numerous efforts regarding language policy promoting educational interests of students have been made by both pre- and post-handover governments, the choice of medium of instruction was eventually left to individual schools so students may receive various amount of formal support of their L1 and L2 (Tung, Lam, & Tsang, 1997).
The immediate post-handover phase is that window of time right after the exchange.
The post-handover phase reflects that time when the environment is adjusting to the new staff taking over the shift.
