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HONG KONG DIRECTIVES.
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The organisation existing before December 1941, should be
with excprn Ter restored as soon as possible, All Health Officers and Health
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The general direction of medical policy will follow the lines laid down in the Colonial Office Paper, Miscellaneous No. 505, on Medical Policy in the Colonial Empire.
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Epidemiological Information.
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It will be the policy of Government to play its full part in the re-establishment of the Far Eastern Bureau of the League of Nations, or of any other regional organisation which may take its place, for the exchange of epidemiological information.
Legislation.
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Public Health legislation in force before December, 1941,..
will be revived.
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The Urban Council Ordinance and the various Public Health
Ordinances, as well as
as well as the Regulations and By-laws made thereunder,
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The position of the Chairman of the Urban Council should
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be reviewed and consideration given to the desirability of
Which Ki Aprons maintaining or of altering the status powers and duties of this Lufter.
6. University of Hong Kong.
The Medical School should be re-opened as soon as possible,
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but priority should be given to the re-establishment of facilities for the clinical teaching of senior medical students.
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