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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1982

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LEGCO DEBATE RESUMES TOMORROW

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SIXTEEN OFFICIAL MEMBERS ARE EXPECTED TO SPEAK IN THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY) AND ON THURSDAY, DURING THE RESUMED DEBATE ON THE GOVERNOR'S POLICY ADDRESS.

THE DEBATE RESUMES AT 2.30 PM IN THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER AND WILL BE BROADCAST LIVE ON RTHK'S CHINESE AND ENGLISH SERVICES RADIO 1 AND 3.

LEADING OFF FOR THE OFFICIAL SIDE WILL BE THE FINANCIAL SECRETARY, THE HON JOHN BREMRIDGE.

HE WILL BE FOLLOWED BY THE SECRETARY FOR TRADE AND INDUSTRY, THE HON BILL DORWARD; THE SECRETARY FOR ECONOMIC SERVICES, THE HON PIERS JACOBS; THE SECRETARY FOR LANDS AND WORKS, THE HON DAVID MCDONALD; THE SECRETARY FOR HOUSING, THE HON DONALD LIAO: THE COMMISSIONER FOR LABOUR, THE HON NEIL HENDERSON; THE SECRETARY FOR THE CIVIL SERVICE, THE HON MARTIN ROWLANDS AND THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, THE HON JOHN GRIFFITHS.

SPEAKING ON THURSDAY WILL BE THE SECRETARY FOR SOCIAL SERVICES, THE HON ERIC HO; THE DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL AND HEALTH SERVICES, DR THE HON THONG KAH-LEONG: THE DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL WELFARE, THE HON SELWYN ALLEYNE; THE SECRETARY FOR EDUCATION, THE HON KENNETH TOPLEY: THE DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION, THE HON COLVYN HAYE THE SECRETARY FOR CITY AND NEW TERRITORIES ADMINISTRATION, THE HON DAVID AKERS-JONES THE SECRETARY FOR HOME AFFAIRS, THE HON DENIS BRAY AND THE CHIEF SECRETARY, THE HON SIR PHILIP HADDON-CAVE.

ALSO AT TOMORROW'S SITTING, DEBATE WILL RESUME ON THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND URBAN SERVICES (AMENDMENT) (NO.2) BILL, THE PEAK TRAMWAY (AMENDMENT) BILL, THE ROAD TRAFFIC (AMENDMENT) BILL, AND THE GUARDIANSHIP OF MINORS (AMENDMENT) BILL.

TWO OTHER BILLS THE LABOUR TRIBUNAL (AMENDMENT) BILL AND THE SMALL CLAIMS TRIBUNAL (AMENDMENT) BILL WILL BE INTRODUCED FOR FIRST AND SECOND READING,

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IMPORTANCE OF FAMILY LIFE STRESSED

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STRESSED

THE DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL WELFARE, MR SELWYN ALLEYNE THE IMPORTANCE OF THE FAMILY TO EACH INDIVIDUAL WHEN HE OPENED THIS YEAR'S FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN AT THE ACADEMIC COMMUNITY HALL THIS EVENING (TUESDAY).

HE SAID THE AIM OF THE CAMPAIGN WAS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF FAMILY LIFE AND TO PREVENT PROBLEMS ARISING IN THE FAMILY.

PUBLICITY CAMPAIGNS HAD BEEN HELD IN THE PAST FIVE YEARS TO DRAW ATTENTION TO VARIOUS ASPECTS OF FAMILY LIFE.

/THE THEAK