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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17TH, 1815,
HONGKONG
LEGISLATIVE
COUNCIL
A meeting of the Hongkong Legislative Council was hold yesterday at the Council
Chamber.
The following were presont :—
18 EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR, FRANCIS HENRY MAY, K.O.M.G.
Hon. Mr. CLAUD, SEVERN (Colonial Becretary).
Hon. Mr. J. H. Köse (Attomey General).
Hon. Mr. A. M. THOMSON (Colonial Treasurer).
Hon. Mr. B. R HALLIFAX, (Secretary for Chinese Affairs).
Bon. Mr. W. CHATHAM, U.M.G. (Director of Public Works).
Hon. Mr. WEI YUE, C.M.G.
Hon Mr. H. E. POLLOCK, K.C.
Hon. Mr. D. LANDALE.
Hon. Mr. E. SHELLIM.
Hon. Mr. LAV CHU PAK.
Hon. Mr. P. H. HOLYOAK.
Chuse 3 will relieve the company from the obligation to exhibit a list of the fans on the outside of the cars. It is imposible to find any place on the cutside of the ears where such list would be of any real use. Chuse 4 improves the wording of sen tion 51 of the Principal Ordinance.
Chuse 5 will repeal a provision in the Principal Ordinance which is more appro priately dealt with in the rules mad under the Ordinance,
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Clause 9 alis deals with the procedura | establishment of a registry of companive
The Clause referred to. B for bringing new rules into operation at Shanghai where all documents relating Hon. mombor on my left do the Ord At present, a rule made by the Governor to China companies shall be filed and Counei) provides that the fees paid liz-Council cannot be brought into opera where all fees shall be paid. The juris Registrar at Shanghai shall be pa bion under a month, and a rule-mado diction, of coures, of the Supreme Court him to the Colonial Treasurer. I by the company cannot be brought in for China over these companies will the provisions are clear and ne
continue to be exercised in accordance operation under two months. This might with the Ordinance passed in Hongkong consider the Bill clause by clause.
Council then went into Committ be very inconvenient in case of emergency with respect to companies registered hore. and the clause will empower the Governor There is one other point. I think I should
On sub-section 4, Clause 3, Hon. Mr. POLLOCK-With regee in-Canneil to reduce either period if refer to. It is known, of course, that
this clause. I have listened careful SIN Decessary in any particular case.
number of companies here have their what has fallen from the learned registration of shareholders not in Hong. ney-General, but I still think amend kong but at Shanghai and other coast should be made. For ports, and this is done under a system of seems an absurdity that we should licences, As to the Company licensed to in this Colony that certain people on keep its register at some other place ost judisdiction ought to pay fees to a side the Colony, the shares on that regis. outside jurisdiction. It seem to ter pay no death duties, and transier such legislation is absolutely util fees are not payable in respect of the cannot have any effect. In regard transfer of shares. That, of coarse, has other matter, I do not see any diff the effect of depriving the Colony of a in having the fees sent to Hong certain amount of revenue, and the com direct. That has been the proces pany has counterpoised by paying an followed for the last forty or lifty annual fee to the Goverment of Hong. Kong. Now when this Bill comes into force with the Order-in-Council on Jan uary 1st the local registry of licences will disappear so far as China is concerned, but it is never expected that the fee as been approved at Home, and I met payable by these companies to the Hong see, myself, any diealty in effecti kong Government as compensation for the provisions of it. I cannot take upon loss of revenue referred to can be aban- self the responsibility of changing doned, and the Bill provides that the lee delicate piece of legislation which shall continue to be paid to the Colonial heen fashioned and cantorn.co
In addition to the altera wishes of the Colonial Office and the sitated by the Order-in-Council to bring matters of any real importance tions in the Companies Ordinance negeseign Office combined, and I do not our law into line with the Order-in carrying cut of the Ordinance are Council, there are also some minor alter to have besu missed by them. ations, nore of which, I think, are of The ATTORNEY-GENERAL-The Orde any far-reaching importance. Some are Council provides that the jurisdiction corrections of obvious mistakes; others the Supreme Court in China shet are slight improvemente in the form of exercised in accordance with the the principal crdinance. It is intended, nancy passed here. It provides thes Sir, that this Ordinance shall come into jurisdiction of the Cart in respects force cu January 1st, which is the date British companies carrying on but upon, which the Order-in-Council will in China shall be exercised in confou come into force. I beg to move the second with the provisions of the Ordinal reading.
Mr. A. G. M. FLETCHER (Clerk of Coun
cile).
•
Cluse 6 deals with the question of the detention of offenders, and its main objet is to prevent their evading the law by the expedient of giving a false name "mi ddress, or by refusing to give any nam or address.
AMENDING BOCIETIES
ORDINANCE.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL moved the first reading of a Bill intituled, Ordinance to amend the Societies Ord
NEW MEMBER, Mr. P. H. Holyoak took the oath a nanes, 1913. membership.
MINUTES.
The minutes, of the last meeting sect read and confirmed.
FINANCE.
The COLONIAL SECRETARY seconded, and the Bill was read a first time,
TheObjects and Reasons," state that the object of this bill is to exclude money Joap associationg from the operation of the Societies Ordinance, 1911...
The
DEPORTATION ORDINANCE.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL moyed the first reading of a Bill intituled, Ordinance to mend the Deportation Ords
The COLONIAL SECRETARY, by comman 1 of H.E. the Governor, laid on the table Financial Minutes Nos: 64 to 66, an moved that they be referred to the Fin- ance Committee.
The COLONI TREASURER Seconded, and nanos, 1912-1914.*
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PAPERS.
The COLONIAL SECRETARY, by command of H.E. the Governor, luid on the table the report of the proceedings of the Finance Committee held on December 2nd, and moved that it be adopted.
The COLONIAL TREASURER seconded, and this was agreed to.
MR. POLLOCK AND THE EXEQUTIVE COUNCIL. Hon. Mr. H. E. PoшLock-Sir, I beg to give notice that I shall put the follow ing questions at the next Meeting of the Legislative Council:
1-What steps is the Government or His Excellency the Governor taking to fill up
the place of the late Mr. Hewett on the
Executive Council?
The COLON SECRETARY seconded, anu the Bill was read a first time,
The Objets and Reasons," state that Article 3 of the China (Amendment Order-in-Council, 1910, provides as for
wa:--
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The GOVERNOR The BiH has recary extraordinary consideration, and al whole thing has really gone tiny a very i mill at Home, and I do not think can be much wrong with it understa circumstances.
On Council resuming,
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL moved the Bill be read a third time,
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The COLONIAL SECRETARY Seconded the Bill was then read a third time, se- passed..
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
FULLOCK.
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The ATTORNEY-GENERAL- moved second reading of the Bill intituled, Ordinance to amend the law relati importation and exportation." In day B: he said: The existence of a stac war has rendered it necessary from to time to impose restrictions on the portation of goods coming into Colony, and the exportation of goods frabred, the the Untony. The restriccions are impsed in accordance with a general policy te LIGE is euried at throughout the Enni Govern and the main object of it, of cours
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Han, M, POLLOCK-1 should like to say a few words upon this Bill, Sir. In the first place it seems to me that the definition of China Companies, and dongkong and China Companies respec- "Where a person not belonging to Hong- tively, are somewhat vague and likely to ** kong 4 sentenced to imprisonment lead to some difficulty. I rather gather
and deportation under Ariich 2,
from what fell from the leamed Attorney "and is sent for imprisonment to General that the question of whether a "Hongkong, the Governor of Hong-company was directed or controlled in kong shall if lawfully empowered particular places or not was in the main "therets, deport such person to the to be determined by the question of where the directors were. But, Sir, there are "place to which he was ordered by some companies in this Colony in which "the Court to be deported; and if there are directors in the three or four so empowered the Govern different places, and under three or four "shall cause such person to he sent different jurisdictions, and therefore, Sr.
back to Shenghai'
I fancy that there might be some diffienly Clause 2 of the hill is included to give in the future in determining exactly in the Governor, so far as the carpetency what category a company is formed. Of 2. Is it not the fact that I was a Mem
of the loen legislature extends, the neces courst, I am aware that the learned ber of the Executive Council, as acting sary powers to enable him to carry at Attorney-General has followed the word Attorney-General, for periods of time the duties indicated in the above article, ing of the China Order-in-Council, and amounting to nearly three years, and is
The objects of clause 3 are (a) to provide quite realise that be felt himself bound it not the fact that I acted in addition as that mere registration at a British Con to do so. But, Sir, I think it is just an Unofficial Member of that Council suinte in China shall no longer be a bar to as well to point out that I think this 18 during the last absences on leave deportation and (4) to define the form a practical difficulty which might arise Europe of Sir Paul Chater and the late of the certifiente of British birth
in the future. Another point, Sir, which Mr. Hewett respectively, in the years 1911
I would like to draw attention, to is in COMPANY LAW. and 10123
connection with sub-section 4 of Clause 3 3-as the Government, or has His
ATTORNEY-GENERAL
the of the Bill which says:-"all fees which Excellency the Governor, sent any Des second reading of the Bill intituted, companies are required by the Companies to prevent any trading with the ener
with enemy countries. patch, and, if so, when, to the Right
an Ordinance to amend the law relating Ordinance to pay to the Registrar of Honourable the Secretary of State for the to companies" In doing so he said: Companies shall, in the case of a China which has been felt here on more one occasion, and which does not Colonics recommending any, and, if so,
This bill, Sir, is supplementary to the Company, be paid to the Registrar of China Companies Order-in-Council, 105, Companies at Shanghai." Your Excel-elsewhere, is that we have here no gute what, person as successor to the late Mr Tewett on the Executive-Council ? | |
which has just been issued by His tency will remember that in introducing Customs law, or any general Custo Majesty-in-Council. The object of the the Budget for this year you made use of ganisation. It has been possible hi 4-If any such Despatch has been id
cwo mactment, of the Order-in-Council of the following expressions. Under Other to deal with the situation withouipe, w dressed to the Right Honourable the Sec
this Bill is to enable better control to be Charges there is a cum-equivalent to such restrictions, but, as things ar retary of State for the Colonies, has the
cxercisedi Over Hongkong Companies £300.
contributed from this it is impossible to go on any further Right Honourable gentleman been in-
which carry on business in China, and, Colony towards the cost of establishing a out fuller powers than the formed in such Despatch of the facts re
incidentally, for better control over the Registry of Companies which is to be mont possesses at present.
This ferred to in the above question 27 W operations in China of Hongkong m established at Shanghai. the Government lay such Despatch (panies which are controlled from Hong will be subordinate to the Hongkong fuller powers. The scheme of ther This registry intended to give the Government any) upon the table of this Council?
kong The companies registered in Hong Registry, and is the whole of the foes to give the Governor-in-Council pok 5.-Will the Government recommend 14 kong which carry on business in China received will be paid over to the long impose restrictions necessary for the Right Honourable the Secretary of fall into two classes, companies which are kong Government, it is very desirable ports and exports. It also pr State for the Colonies that the two Un managed from Hongkong, and cam that the Colors should make the punishment of breaches of the
managed in some bribution towards the annual expense tions made, and for the forfeiture oficial Members of the Executive Coene: panies which are shull be elected Members, instead of being place in China, sach ԱՆՎ Shang-involved." Sir, there does seem to be nominated by the Government?
hai. The former class are given the name a discrepancy between what fell from goods in respect of which an offence
mitted. Other clauses provide fo G-Will the Government recommend le
in the Order-in-Council of the Bil, Your Excellency and the provisions of the Right Honourable the Secretary of
"Hongkong and China Companies, and sub-section 4 of Clause 3 of this Bill, and lowers of search and seizure and and also provide that import and State for the Colonies that all the Unff the other clas, companies managed from it seems to me that we were given to un- cial Members of the Legislative Council some place in China, are given the name derstand, when the Budget was introduced, manifests, which are now furnished shall be elected, instead of two-thirds
of "China Companies. There might be that the fees would be paid over to the other Olinances, stall be pr of them being nominated by the Governo question as to the particular class Hongkong Government. I do not know, evidence, in the end of any promie was
on other proceedings, that the under which & company should fall, and Sir, whether the explanation is to be ment, and also that the number of there might even be a question whether found in the Ordervi Council for China the manifest were imported o Unofficial Members in that Council bo in
a particular company falls into either which has been referred to by the learned
as the case might be. The power creased.
class But the main distinction is clear. Attorney-General. The Order-in-Court to the Governor-in-Council are In the case of Hongkong and China says that all fees! which are paid wider than those usually confor companies, these companies which are to the Registrar of Companies at Shang- Ordinance, but the subject is ong managed here, the directors and officers hai shall be paid by him to the Colonial requires frequent changes to be BRITISH NATIONALITY AND ALIENS.
are within our territorial jurisdiction, Treasurer at Hongkong, Well, Sir, 1 the law at short notice. Atto Tho ATTORNEY-GENERAL moved the and that makes it easy for the Courts to confess I am rather bewildered at the evasion require further measures first reading of a Bill intituled, "an exercise effective jurisdiction over the roundabout proceedure adopted and them, and it is also found someti Ordinance to provide for the fees to be company. But in the case of China com would like to know, definitely, really what means can be devised of attain paid in this Colony in respect of various panes managed from some place in arrangement has been ote to whether same end which would be somewh things and matters to be granted or dons China, and who frequently have their the Governor will be able to assure 13 venient to legitimate commerce, a under the provisions of the British officers and directors and property cut that what His Excellency said in intro- the method of legislation is gener Nationality and Status of Aliens Act, 1 side our territory, the Courts here are not ducing the Budget is correct; and that convenient both to prevent evasio
in a position to exercise at present any the whole of the fees received from the help legitimate operations. I beg || effective control over the company. he companies will be paid over to the Houg the second reading. only way in which control can be exer- kong Government. There is some doubt" cised over the company in Ching by the on the point, and it should be cleared up. The Objects and Reasms" state tha: Supreme Court of China, is, of course, I have a few small amendments to make the object of this bill is to provide for th: through the person of the British officers when the Pill is in Committee. fees to be paid in this Colony in respect and directors, and the main scheme of The ATTORNEY-GENERAL With regard to of various things and matters to be grant the Order-in-Council of the Bill is to what has just been said by the Hon, mem- Lion of the following clauses, wh ed or done under the provisions of the Bri- ensure that a company registered bober on tay left, it is necessary, of course, approved. tish Nationality and Status of Aliens Act, Hongkong, which carries on business in that the definitions in this Bill should 6-(1) Upon the failure of an
China and is managed from some place in follow exactly the definitions of the tion of any bond required as a The regulations made by the Secretary Chitu, sioull have a certain proportion of | Order-in-Council, and I am afraid that on the granting of any permi of State and published in the London British directors through whom control it is impossible at this stage to delay the licence issued under this Ording Gazette of the 1st January, 1915, and in may be exercised over the Company, passing of the Bill in the hope of obtains sum secured by the bond shall be the Hongkong Government Gazette of the These two pieces of legislation also proing some alterations in the definitions of to be a debt due to the Crown British the Order-in-Council, which, by the way, be recovered in the same manner 28th May, 1915, are in force in the Colonyvide that the auditors must be except so far as respects the imposition subjects, that no person other than a would involve the passing of a now rents are recovered upon a certific of fees, and the appointment of a table British subject shall be appointed liqui- Order. I am also aware that there are porting to be trader the hand
dator of a of fees is therefore necessary in order to
China company without the ome questions with regard to one or two Colonial Treasurer, complete the machinery of the Act, hero.
leave of the Court, and that no shares companies as to whether they fail in one (2) The recovery of any such shal in future be issued except either class or in the other but I think. Sir, not relieve any person from and TRAMWAY ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS, as fully paid up shares or on the terms there will not be any practical difficulty. penalty to which he may be liab The ATTORNEY-GENERAL moved the that the shares shall be fully paid up The question will, of course, ultimately this or any other Ordinance, first reading of a Bill intituled, War
three months after allotment. That pro have to be decided or agreed. The deci-
7-(1) Upon the breach of Ordinance to amend further the Tramway vision is of course to avoid the difficulty sion rests with the Court eventually, and tion of any permit or any license
which has been felt of enforcing clauses I do not think it will arise in any ander this Ordinance any deposit Ordinance, 102."
in the case of persons who are not of cumpany where any real difficulty is likely British nationality. are not British are not
I will now formally hand a copy of my. questions to the Clark of Councils,
1914."
The COLONIAL SECRETARY seconded, an the Bill was read a' first time,
1914.
The COLONIAL SECRETARY secunded, and the Bill was read a first time.
The Objets and Reasons" state that the two main objects of this bill are to in crease the maximum speed allowable on the Hongkong Electric Tramway, and to give to the company's officers and servants mos satisfactory powers with regard to the da ⚫tention of persons who commit offences
the against
Tramway Ordinance o against the rules made thereunder.
Clause 1 is formal,
Clause 2 raise the maximum speed by five miles per hour. The present maxi
im hag been found to be unnecessarily Icw
account of its nun-British
The COLONIAL SECRETARY second Council then. went into Comm consider the Bill clause by clause
The ATORNEY-GENERAL moved t
as a condition on the granting
Shareholders who to arise on the discussions, if permit of licence shall upon appl
course to the British asble of character.
and it any, Sir, with regard to the Companies a magistrate be declared by him stances, to recover from them in cases of less friendly. Bub-section 4 of Claus 3 might be difficult, in certain circumcf which I have heard, will be more feited to the Crown.
(2) The forfeiture of any such wading up. The Orderin-Council of is necessary because if it were not inserted shall not relieve any person the Bill also provides that the two Courts, China companies would be under an other penalty to which he may the Supreme Court of Hongkong and the obligation to pay off their fees to the under this or any other Ordinan Supracie Court of China, shall be Registrar of Companies here, which There were a few minor an auxiliary to, one another, and shall would be inconvenient, and an almost and on Council restiming, enforce each other's orders. There are also imposible procedure. This clause re The ATTORNEY-GENERAL · Moved provisions for transferring any parti- quires the fees to be paid at Shangha, Bill be read a third time, cular winding up from one Court to the where, of court, the whole company is The COLONIAL SECRETARY Beco other in case the other Court may be insitusted, and where the bead office the Bill was then read a third a better position to supervise that wied generally is, and avoids the inconvenidice passede ing up. Provision is also made for the of having to send all their fees down here
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