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28 It was agreed by the official members to recommend that the fitting of some form of wireless apparatus, and the carrying of trained operators, should be made obligatory and that as a corollary the Admiralty should consider what steps should be taken to render the Naval vessels patrolling the Danger Zone continuously able to receive distress calls from river steamers. It was however decided (with the assent of the representatives of the Guilds) that in view of Ir. Leakes statement, the recommendation should be deferred until it is known whether the experiments with automatic apparatus are
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RESOLUTION No. 5. Insurance
Mr. Moore expressed the appreciation of the Guilds 29. for the provision which has now been made by the Hong Kong Government and also for the announcement by the Government that this provision is not intended to relieve shipping
He submitted however companies of their responsibilities.
He agreed that the that this provision is not adequate. responsibility should rest on the Companies but he urged that the Government should bring pressure to bear on the Companies to insure their very officers adequately. The Guilds had had some correspondence recently with certain of the Companies, which however had declined to take any action.
3. Mr. Fletcher explained that the Hong Kong Government were in complete sympathy with the views of the officers and that they had hoped that their announcement would have the
effect