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MR CHÁU LIK-KAI, RICKY.
THEY WILL SERVE ON THE BOARDS FROM TOMOPROW (OCTOBER 18) TO SEPTEMBER 30, 1994.
THEIR APPOINTMENTS WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE GAZETTE TOMORROW.
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BILL TO GIVE PEAK TRAMWAY MORE FLEXIBILITY ENDORSED
THE GOVERNMENT IN CONCIL HAD ENDORSED THE PEAK TRAMWAY (AMENDMENT) BILL 1991, A GOVERNMENT SPOKESMAN SAID TODAY (THURSDAY).
THE SPOKESMAN SAID A MAJOR PROVISION OF THE BILL IS TO ENABLE THE COMPANY TO ENTER LANDS ADJOINING THE TRAMWAY FOR REPAIR
OR ACCIDENT PREVENTION WORKS WITH THE RIGHT FOR COMPENSATION PROVIDED ANY AFFECTED PARTY.
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THE BILL ALSO PROVIDES FOR A MORE GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF WORKS TO BE CONSTRUCTED AND MAINTAINED BY THE COMPANY TO AVOID OMISSIONS.
IT ALSO ENABLES THE COMPANY TO APPLY FOR RENEWAL OF Its OPERATING RIGHT, THE SPOKESMAN ADDED.
THE AMENDMENT BILL IS EXPECTED TO BE GAZETTED ON OCTOBER 23 AND INTRODUCED INTO THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ON NOVEMBER 6.
AIDS EDUCATION CAMP FOR YOUTH
ABOUT 200 PEOPLE AGED BETWEEN 16 AND 30 WILL TAKE PART IN A TWO-DAY AIDS EDUCATION CAMP FOR YOUTH AT THE SAI KUNG OUTDOOR RECREATION CENTRE ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY (OCTOBER 19 AND 20).
WITH "SHARING THE CHALLENGE" As ITS THEME, THE CAMP IS ORGANISED BY THE COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND PUBLICITY ON AIDS.
IT IS SUPPORTED BY THE CARITAS GROUP AND COMMUNITY WORK SERVICE, THE HONG KONG FEDERATION OF YOUTH GROUPS, THE HONG KONG CHILDREN AND YOUTH SERVICES, THE SOCIAL WELFARE DEPARTMENT AND THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH'S AIDS COUNSELLING AND HEALTH EDUCATION SERVICES.
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