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(a) With reference to para.4 of the above minute I would
point out as an instance that there are at present 56 ships
(29 British and 27 Foreign) fitted under the Prevention of
Piracy Ordinance for which, owing to lack of sufficient Staff,
it has not yet been found possible to work out Schemes of
Defence. This is a matter which also affects the Goverment
Marine Surveyors Sub-Department and has recently been raised by the Capt. Supt. of Police.
(b) I still find it impossible owing to pressure of work
which necessitates my presence in the Harbour Office, to make
tours of inspection and to visit the Outstations.
It is my
opinion that each outstation should be visited by a Senior
Officer at least once a quarter. Table showing Revenue
collected at these outstations for the last three years is
forwarded for information as "Enclosure À".
It may be thought that the appointment of an Office
Assistant would have freed the Harbour Master sufficiently to
enable him to carry out inspection work but this in practice
has been found out to be the case please see para. 10 of my
minute of 6.11.24.
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(c) Application from the Superintendent of Police (Kowloor)
has recently been received by telephone for either the Harbour
Master or Assistant Harbour Master to inspect the Police
Launches at their Quarterly life boat drill etc. but although
I consider it most highly desirable that a technical officer
should be present on these occasions and should afford the
Water Police every help and assistance possible I, with great
regret had to refuse, as work in this Department did not permit
the absence of either the Harbour Master or Assistent Harbour
Master.
(d) Frequent invitations are received from the various
dockyards to attend the steam trials of new ships. These
without exception I have had to refuse. It may be argued that
to