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The Attorney General to move the following resolution
4366/18.?
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20/3731/10.
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25/1271/50
RESOLVED that whore an officer who was in the service of this Colony
and the detained in the For Bantorn cron during the period of the Japanese invasion and who retired from the public service
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(a). ah er oft r the first day of January, 1947, not having boon in roaeipt of salary according to a sole of pry operative in this Colony in consequence of thu gelastos Revision, 1947; or
(b) prior to the first day of Jrumu.zy, 1947,
and has alud or dies before the first day of lagust, 1952, it dell be leful for the Governor in Council, who donth wita directly attributable to, or the condition resulting in death eggravated by, the circumstances of such detention and without his own default, to grant a pension ox gentia to the wider and children of such officer, calculated in nepordance with tiu provisions of bection 18 of the Pansions Ordianco, 1932 (now repealed), or if such officer was a police officer in accoriu100 with regulation 14 ande under the Police Force Ordinaga, 1932 (um repo÷lod), as though such officer had died at the antc of his retirement, but to be payable from the date of the death of such officer,
RESOLVED FURDHSH that any pension granted hereunder shall be subject to the same conditions as those to which it would have boon subject bid it boon granted under the provisions of the acction of the Ordine or regulition in accordance with the provisions of which it was onlculated.
The Attorney General to move, the First reading of :-
Bill intitulad "in Ordin..ade to provide for the keeping of
records of births id destha, and records of persons aisaing and believed to have died in consequaloo of rul Rooidont, paourring in wy part of the vorld da, or during a Joumgr in any airaraft registered in Hong Kong; sud to provido for the preservation of such records by the Redstre of Birthe and Donths."
The Honourable P. S. Casulay to move the First ruding of :-
A Bill intituled "u Ordin:noo to provide for the incorporation
of liw Phetor in this Colony of the lovegimu Suraenła Mission, Borgen, Norway,"
G. C. Hamilton,
Clerk of Councils.
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LEGISLATIVE
JOUNOIL
HONG KONG
Mecting to be hold on Wednesday, 11th Qatobor, 1950, at 2.30 pad.
ORDEN OF BUSINESS
Confirmation of Minutes of meeting held on 20th September, 1950.
Papers to be laid,
Questions.
Motions.
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3309/45
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3.
Questions,
The Honourable P. 8. Cassidy pursuant to notico, will ask the following
queation :-
In view of the statement of Lord Trofgarne, dhadman đề the Colonial Development Corpor-tion, that the corporation is to plcnd' its representatives in 411 oblonios chore thò stage of its development work justifies individual representation, and as suparate reprosentation has been oak.blished or la about to be established in Bomeo, Malaya, Kenya, Tanyayika, Nyasaland, Northern Rhodesia, Swaziland, Nigeria, Gambia, Jamaicw, Bohrane, British Honduras, Trinidad, and British Guiana, has any intimation boon roocived by the Hangkang Government that the colonial Developmaat Corporation desires to be ropresented in thia qolay, and if not whether Goverment will invite the Colonial Dovoloyment Corporation to send a representative to Hongkong to investie to the coonando state of this Colony.
4. Motions,
The Attorney General to move :-
"That the Report of the Seleat Comittee on the Alll intituled
"An Oriinence to amend the Jury Ordinance, 1887", be adopted."
The Attorney General to move the following resolution :-
Resolved that under the power conferred by section 3(3) of the Pensians Ordinance, 1949, the reatrospuotive affoot as expressed thoreda of the proposed regulaṭiona in the Schedule here to be approved,
5/1261/472.
SCHEDULE,
PENSIONS ORDINANCE, 1949.
Regulations by the Governor in Council
under section 3.