Breakthrough in talks between Britain and China

Breakthrough in talks between Britain and China; ITNHONG KONGEXTCMS ER symbol on Govt House PAN R-L to buildings on skylineINTMS Chris Patten (Governor of Hong Kong) toward with otherSEQ Legislative Council in session voting on democratic reformsEXTMS Officials out of meeting of British Chinese Joint Liaison GroupCMS Chinese official out PAN R-LLAGV BuildingCMS Officials shaking hands joviallyMS PressCMS Hugh Davies (Negotiator) speaking at pkf SOT - We have reached agreement on the subject of defenceINTCMS Chris Patten (Governor of Hong Kong) intvwd SOT - I think this is a victory for Hong Kong / The Chinese negotiators and ours have done a marvellous jobEXT/NIGHTLAGV Legislative Council Building lit upINTMS Members of council in chamberMS Doors of chamber being closed on cameraEXTLAMS Banner " '95 Full Democracy"CS Loudspeaker on streetMS Chinese officials onto coachMS Coach awayINTCMS Gro Feng Min (Chinese Negotiator) intvwd SOT - After 1997 any structure of councils will no longer existEXTLAMS Names plaque at Bank of China towerLAGV TowerGV SkyscrapersINTTCS Bank of China banknote for One Hundred Hong Kong dollarsTCS DittoMS Sign being taken down at British Stanley BarracksMS Uniformed british forces (ceremonial uniform)CS Sign at Yuens' Tailor shopCS Sign at shoe makersMS Colonial buildingMS Smart western business types along on open top sports carGV Skyline at sunsetGV Mountains at sunsetINTCMS Martin Lee (Legislative Council) intvwd SOT - China has timeMS David Tang (Businessman) up staircaseEXT/NIGHTCMS David Tang (Businessman) intvwd SOT - The Chinese do not want Hong Kong to be a problem as 1997 approachesINTMS Patten toward with wife Mary Lavenderand patting dog PAN R-LCMS Patten intvwd SOT - Officials in Peking should understand they have nothing to be worried aboutEXT/DAYMS Union Jack being lowered ...