ecting an Endowment Fund for such University, and the
es of the Hongkong College of Medicine incorporated by
nance No. 2 of 1907.
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The draft Ordinance and Statutes were carefully considered he Court and the Senate of the Hongkong College of Medicine the suggestions made by such Court and Senate have been ted as far as possible without allowing an undue prepon- ance to the Faculty of Medicine in which the Hongkong lege of Medicine is to be merged (See Statute 9).
The Ordinance incorporates the University and empowers it enter into the agreement with the Hongkong College of
cine set out in the Third Schedule which provides for the
orption of that institution in the University.
The Ordinance provides for His Majesty the King becoming itor of the University should he ddeign to do so,or for a
ber of the Royal Family to be appointed by His Majesty
c. 2).
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The Governor-in-Council may veto any decision of the Court
the University subject to an appeal to the Secretary of
ate (sec. 3.).
The University has power to confer degrees after a course not less than five years for the Medical Faculty and four ars for other faculties (Sec. 4.(8).).
Vice-
The University is governed by the Chancellor, Ancellor, Court, Council, Senate and Deans and Boards of
culties (Secs. 5 to 13).
The first Faculties to be established are those of Medicine Engineering to be followed by Science and Arts and other
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