SUPPLEMENTARY MEDICAL PROFESSIONS (AMENDMENT) BILL 1988
THE SECRETARY FOR HEALTH AND WELFARE moved the Second Reading of: 'A Bill to amend the Supplementary Medical Professions Ordinance'.
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I move that the Supplementary Medical Professions
(Amendment) Bill 1988 be read the second time.
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Following the enactment of the Supplementary
Medical Professions Ordinance in 1980, work began on the
drafting of the subsidiary legislation and the formation of
the five para-medical professions Boards, which would be
responsible for setting standards of professional practice
and conduct among members of their relevant profession.
These boards have now been formed. The drafting process
was however delayed initially because of the need to amend
the principal ordinance to enable certain provisions and
proposals recommended by the Boards to be included in the
regulations. Subsequently, the Supplementary Medical
Professions, Midwives Registration and Nurses Registration
(Amendment) Ordinance was passed in 1985 to give effect to
these changes, and drafting of the various regulations then
resumed.
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The regulations for occupational therapists and
medical laboratory technologists have now been completed.
Those for the remaining three professions are in their
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