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Recreation and Amenity projects, future financing of-question 123
Resettlement of flood victims---question 158
Recreation projects included in the Public Works Programme and the Urban Amenities Block Vote-question 84
Recreation Service, setting up of a question 199
Resettlement units in 1971/72, number of persons accommodated in, and the number expected to be accommodated in each of the three following financial years-question 121
Refusal of applications of General Restaurant licences in 1972-question 343
Refuse, accumulation of, and the cleaning of toilets in Kwun Tong Resettlement Estate--question 302
Restaurants, number of unlicensed, operating in the urban area and restaurant estates-question 107
Restaurants of a high standard, measures taken to offer encouragement to proprietors of--question 58
Refuse, accumulation of, in Queen's Road Central at the junction of Graham Street-question 9
Refuse collection point and the private refuse dump in Cheong Wah Street -question 192
ROBERTSON, Mr. A. S. (See Director of Public Works)
ROBSON, Mr. J. J. (See Director of Public Works)
Rowe, Mr. G. T., C.B.E. (See Director of Social Welfare)
Refuse collection point in Cheong Wah Street-question 303
Refuse collection point in Dundas Street abutting the transformer house and adjacent to the main kitchen of Kwong Wah Hospital-question 368
Refuse collection points, provision of staff and vehicles to clear all, daily— question 186
SALES, Mr. A. de O., O.B.E. (Appointed Member) 5, 25, 31, 80, 82, 114, 142, 153, 186, 213, 221, 222, 340, 352, 360, 374, 382, 383, 388
Resettlement appeals-question 33
Resettlement blocks, future intention to either modernise or rebuild Mark I and II-question 304
Resettlement Department staff and facilities for the "Keep Hong Kong Clean Campaign-question 188
SALES, Mr. A. de O., O.B.E. (Appointed Member), congratulation in his appointment as a Commander of the Order of Civic Merit by the Spanish Government 142
Resettlement Estates-
Precautions taken to prevent landslides in-question 13
Cause of a recent landslide which occurred at the Jordan Valley-question 15
Provision of litter bins by the stalls of resited hawkers in-question 15
Police action against resited hawkers in-question 38
Sau Mau Ping landslide disaster, progress made to house victims of the, and the total number of persons who are being offered resettlement in other emergency area including Tai Hang Sai-question 129
Sea water samples-question 376
Sea water samples, result of question 344
Delay in processing tenants due for decantation to Tsz Wan Shan, Pak Tin and Sau Mau Ping-question 39
Applications for rooms for internal decantation in-question 43
Secretary for Home Affairs (Mr. F. K. L), welcome to Secretary for Home Affairs (Mr. D. C. C. LUDDINGTON) 158
Select Committees, appointment of motion 321
Number of tenants in resettlement estates who are living at a density of less than 24 sq. ft. per adult, and 35 or more square feet per adult- question 44
Select Committees, reorganization of, and the attendance of Members at Committee Meetings and the date of appointment of Public Relations Officer-question 104
Collection of rubbish at Tsz Wan Shan-question 85
Study rooms for young people in question 60
Simultaneous Interpretation, introduction of, into Urban Council and Select Committee Meetings-question 70
Number of unlicensed restaurants operating in the urban area and- question 107
SIN, Mr. Charles C. C. (Elected Member) 180, 289, 385
Checking of embankments in-question 127
Cleansing in--question 159
Youth gangs in Wang Tau Hom 191
Smithfield Park and Pok Fu Lam Road Playground projects--question 97
Soiling of roads by uncovered lorries carrying fill-question 12
Staff and Vehicles, provision of, to clear refuse collection points daily- question 186
Hawkers on the pavement in San Po Kong-question 218
Accumulation of refuse and the cleaning of toilets in Kwun Tong- question 302
Youth gangs in Tung Tau-question 303
Staff, possible strike by, of the Urban Council Libraries--question 59
Staff, effect on services provided by the Council as a result of "go slow" and "work-to-rule" action taken by library and cleansing-question 16
Standing Order 22(6), amendment of-motion 13
Installation of doors in female latrines-question 363
Standing Order 10(1), amendment of motion 17
Supply of water to off-street bazaars and the temporary poultry bazaar in the Tung Tau-question 366
Standing Orders 1 and 9(1), amendment of-motion 210, 219
Resettlement, numbers of persons awaiting, and the present rate of construc- tion of resettlement and low-cost housing-question 82
Statement of Aims for 1973-motion 222, 268, 307
Study rooms for young people in resettlement estates-question 97
Resettlement, quota for compassionate, and available rooms for compassionate cases-question 85
Sweepers, establishment of the department's beat, and the mechanization of the street sweeping service question 63
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