Table 2 Ms Tse believes that there is  still untapped potential for South Australia and that there is room for even further growth given that it  is  very hard to get a university place in Hong Kong with only 14,500 places available each year .  The Hong Kong government will implement the new senior secondary academic structure in 2009 .   Currently the children complete O and A levels as per the U.K system or the International Baccalaureate.  The students who start senior yr 1  in 2009 will be the first cohort of students taking Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education in 2012 . The greatest movement of students is  still currently to the U.K for historical reasons.   Many Hong Kong public servants employed prior to  1997 had an "education of children" component written into their contracts.   However, it  is felt that these ties will loosen now that students will no longer be studying O and A levels  . Eliza's Personal Assistant also lived in Adelaide for 10 years while her husband studied his PhD here, so ties with this agency and South Australia are very close. 12.30-3.00pm Peter Chu 9/F World Trust Tower 50 Stanley Street, Central Hong Kong. Peter Chu has been a SABAN Ambassador for many years.  He owns one of the largest international wine importing and exporting businesses in Hong Kong, "Orient Pacific (Asia) Ltd", and imports a large selection of South Australian wine (which we saw at his cellars) as well as wine from all over the world.   Peter admits that the Hong Kong palate is  still young and not yet sophisticated and he sees part of his role to educate and facilitate this change .  Peter is just about to move his cellar to a purpose built and fitted warehouse of 8,000 square feet (very large for Hong Kong) so that he can expand his business .  He intends to convert one end of the warehouse to a commercial kitchen where he will invite guest chefs to cook for invited guests .  He in turn will match a selection of wines to the prepared food in an attempt to educate the Hong Kong palate .   Peter is  very keen on South Australian wines and studied for his M .B .A in South Australia.   The Hong Kong government has recently abolished tariffs on wines as it  wants to become the wine trading hub of South East Asia .  This new legislation has already passed the lower house but has yet to go through the Legislative Council.  The duty prior to the change in legislation was 80% then reduced to 60% two years ago.  The latest change has reduced the tariff to 0% and will have a significant effect on the wine market .  The negative side will obviously be a flooding of the market with new agents . Number of Hon  Kong Student Enrolments in South Australia b  Ma' or Sector Nov - 04 Nov - 05 Nov- 06 Nov - 07 %Change to 2006 School Sector 294 299 295 290 -1  .70% VET 365 353 362 391 8 .00% Hi,4her Education 497 529 570 603 5 .80% ELICOS 229 207 203 216 6.40% Other Non Award Course 136 150 135 166 23 .70% TOTAL 1 1,521 1,538 1,565 1,666 6.50%