CO129-417 - Public Offices - 1914 — Page 85

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Order-in-Council.

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4. Life Insurance Companies. There seems to

be no objection from the point of view of Hongkong to

the Order-in-Council requiring China Life Insurance

Companies to make a deposit at Shanghai and to

furnish information similar to that required by our

Life Insurance Companies Ordinance (No. 11 of 1907),

but China Life Insurance Companies should still remain

subject to our Life Insurance Companies Ordinance so

that if they carried on life insurance business within

the Colony they would have to make a deposit and

furnish information like any other Life Insurance

Company which is not excluded from the operation of

the Ordinance by Section 33 of Ordinance No. 11 of

1907. This view may not be concurred in by the

authorities who administer His Majesty's jurisdiction

in China, but remembering that power of exemption is

given to the Governor-in-Council by the last named

section I think that we ought to have a general power

to require deposits etc. from China Companies

operating here. If the view which I suggest were

adopted, apparently the only amendments necessary

in