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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1982

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+AS THE NATURAL PROCESSES OF INDUSTRIAL CHANGE. EXPANSION AND REGENERATION OCCUR, EXISTING EMITTERS WILL GRADUALLY LOSE THE IR EXEMPTIONS AS THEY CHANGE THE NATURE OR EXTENT OF THEIR EMISSIONS AND AS OLD UNDERTAKINGS ARE REPLACED BY NEW, HE SAID.

+THUS IMPROVEMENTS MAY BE ACHIEVED IN THE LONGER TERM.+

THE ORDER PUBLISHED IN THE GOVERNMENT GAZETTE TODAY ALSO DESIGNATES THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS (TO BE REPLACED BY THE DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT AFTER APRIL 1) AND THE DIRECTOR OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES AS THE AUTHORITIES FOR THE TOLO HARBOUR WATER CONTROL ZONE.

AS REQUIRED BY THE ORDINANCE, THE DECLARATION WAS MADE ONLY AFTER CONSULTATION WITH THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ADVISORY COMMITTEE.

MAPS WHICH DEPICT THE ZONE IN DETAIL ARE DEPOSITED WITH THE LAND OFFICE FOR INSPECTION BY MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC.

FS TO VISIT CHINA

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THE FINANCIAL SECRETARY, MR JOHN BREMRIDGE AND THE SECRETARY FOR MONETARY AFFAIRS, MR DOUGLAS BLYE WILL VISIT CHINA FROM MARCH 6 TO 14 AT THE INVITATION OF MR BU MING, CHAIRMAN AND PRESIDENT OF THE BANK OF CHINA.

THEY WILL BE ACCOMPANIED BY THE POLITICAL ADVISER, MR ROBIN MCLAREN AND MR Y.P. CHENG, THE CHIEF GOVERNMENT INTERPRETER.

MRS BREMRIDGE, MRS BLYE AND MRS MCLAREN WILL ALSO TAKE PART IN THE VISIT.

THE GROUP WILL SPEND THREE DAYS IN PEKING FOR TALKS WITH THE BANK OF CHINA AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS. THEY WILL ALSO VISIT SHANGHAI AND HANGZHOU.

MR BREMRIDGE'S PREDECESSOR AS FINANCIAL SECRETARY, SIR PHILIP HADDON-CAVE, VISITED CHINA IN MAY, 1980.

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