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Hung Society and Freemasonry the Chinese Way": After the British
government signed the necessary documentation to return Hong Kong to
China, the Chinese authorities travelled to Hong Kong to take opinions
from interested parties, for example, religious organizations and
societies who had some concerns for the future. Freemasonry, under the
leadership of RWBro Christopher Haffner, PDistGM (EC), and assisted by
other brethren, made representations to this committee. The Chinese
committee in response to the concerns of the Masonic delegation said, in
part, that they saw no reason why Masonry should not continue after
1997 provided we complied with the law and that under no circumstances
should we attempt to spread into mainland China. It is interesting that
in 1993 the British government in Hong Kong amended the Societies
Ordinance where Freemasonry was on the exemption list of societies for
registration. However, by 1995 a change in Government policy determined
that Freemasonry would be deleted from the 'Exemption Schedule' and,
like other organizations, was now required to register. Brethren in
authority in Hong Kong are careful they do not antagonize the Chinese
authorities by creating lodges in mainland China.
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