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QUESTIONS

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Mr. P. C. Woo to ask:

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In April 1965 in the debate on education policy the Honourable

the Director of Education indicated that Government would defer the consideration to implement the Marsh/Sampson Report with respect to teachers' salaries. Is Government now in a position to inform this Council of any revision of the teachers' salaries?

Mrs. Ellen Li to ask:

How many raids have been carried out during the last 6 months on premises where missing girls were suspected of being, and how many eventually returned to their families?

Mrs. Ellen Li to ask:

How many prosecutions have been brought in the past six months

for the offences of procuration of females, procuring the defilement of females or unlawful detention of females and what were the results of these prosecutions?“

Mrs. Ellen Li to ask:

Is there any effective control over boarding houses, and premises which become a front for prostitution, apart from occasional raids by the Police?

Mr. T. K. Ann to ask:...

Since manufacturing industry is the backbone of Hongkong's economy and design is an important element of any manufactured article, why is there no Design Registry in Hong Kong to assist local industries and cultivate local talents?

GOVERNMENT BUSINESS

FIRST READING OF BILLS

Trustee (Amendment) Bil 1968

Buildings (Amendment) Bill 1968

SECOND READING OF BILLS

Attorney General :

Attorney General :

Trustee (Amendment) Bil 1968

Buildings (Amendment) Bill 1968

COMMITTEE STAGE AND THIRD READING OF BILLS

Credit Unions Bill 1968

Attorney General :

Attorney General :

Attorney General: Dangerous Drugs Bill 1968

Attorney General ;

Attorney General :

Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill 1968

Drug Addiction Treatment Centres Bill 1968

Separation and Maintenance Orders (Amendment)

(No. 2) Bill 1968

Infants Custody (Amendment) Bill 1968

Attorney General :

PRIVATE BUSINESS

SECOND READING OF BILLS

Mr. K. A. Watson:

ST EEMENT

Mr. G.T. Rowe:

Ammal Report by the Director of Social Welfare for

the year 1967/60.

Community Chest of Hong Kong Bill 1968

(resumed debate)

COMMITTEE STAGE AND THIRD READING OF BILLS

Mr. K. A. Watson:

ADJOURNMENT

Mr. Fung Hon-chu :

Community Chest of Hong Kong Bill 1968

To raise under Standing Order No. 9(5) the matter

of "Information Gap between the Government and the People".

D. Barton

Deputy Clerk of Councils