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Mr P.C. Woo to ask:

In view of the many drowning accidents at the beaches in the Colony

of Hong Kong does Government consider the existing life saving facilities and swimming safety campaign adequate to meet the needs of present day Hong Kong and, if not, will Government take Immediate steps to improve the facilities for life saving at the beaches and to give wide publicity of the campaign to be launched?

Mr Szeto Wal to ask:

In view of the present acute shortage of supply of coarse aggregate

for concrete work, has Government any plan to encourage production by commercial quarries to cope with the increasing demand of this material by the building industry engaged on non-Government construction projects?

Mr Wilson Wang to ask:

Can Government inform this Council whether the provision of aided

primary school places in outlying islands may be regarded as adequate both in quantity and in quality? Can Government explain the kind of problem a particular school in Mul Wo had to encounter in order to have a proper surface for its playground?

Mr T.K. Ann to ask!

What is Government policy on the encouragement of industrial and

commercial arts education?

Mr Wilfred Wong to ask;

Would the Director of Education elaborate on Government's plans

on post primary expansion in education?

GOVERNMENT BUSINESS

FIRST READING OF BILL

Dogs and Cats (Amendment) Bill 1970

SECOND READING OF BILL

UNOFFICIAL MEMBER'S BILL

FIRST READING OF BILL

Community Chest of Hong Kong (Amendment) Bill 1970

SECOND READING OF BILL

Mr H.J.C. Browne

: Community Chest of Hong Kong (Amendment)

Bill 1970

R. J. Frampton

Deputy Clerk of Councile

Financial Secretary

: Dogs and Cats (Amendment) Bill 1970

COMMITTED STAGE AND THIRD READING OF BILLS

Acting Attorney General

Resettlement (Amendment) (No 2) Bill 1970

Acting Attorney General : Pensions (Amendment) (No 3) Bill 1970