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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1988

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MORE DETAILS SOUGHT FROM MASSAGE LICENCE APPLICANTS

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APPLICANTS FOR MASSAGE ESTABLISHMENT LICENCES WILL PROVIDE MORE DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT THEMSELVES AND THEIR BUSINESS UNDER REGULATIONS GAZETTED TODAY (FRIDAY).

THE MASSAGE ESTABLISHMENTS REGULATIONS 1988 INTRODUCE A NEW FORM FOR APPLICATIONS FOR THE GRANT OR RENEWAL OF A LICENCE TO OPERATE A MASSAGE ESTABLISHMENT.

CHANGES TO THE FORM WILL ENABLE THE COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, WHO IS THE LICENSING AUTHORITY, TO GUAGE MORE ACCURATELY WHETHER AN APPLICATION COMPLIES WITH STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS.

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APPLICANTS WILL BE ASKED FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT THEMSELVES AND THEIR BUSINESS AND то PROVIDE DOCUMENTS

SUPPORT

THIS INFORMATION.

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SCS VISITS ROYAL OBSERVATORY

MR HARNAM

GREWAL, TODAY THE WORK

THE SECRETARY FOR THE CIVIL SERVICE, (FRIDAY) VISITED THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY TO UPDATE HIMSELF ON AND OPERATIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT.

THE LATEST

DEVELOPMENT

HE WAS GIVEN AN INSIGHT INTO DEPARTMENT BY THE DIRECTOR OF THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY, MR PATRICK AND ASSISTANT DIRECTORS, DR PETER LI AND MR ROBERT LAU.

OF THE SHAM,

MR GREWAL INSPECTED FACILITIES AND MET

STAFF IN THE

VARIOUS

DIVISIONS OF THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY.

THESE INCLUDED THE CENTRAL FORECASTING OFFICE, DIVISION, RESEARCH AND RECORDS DIVISION, APPLIED METEOROLOGY DIVISION, SEISMOLOGY, ASTRONOMY AND TIME SERVICES SECTION AS THE EXHIBITION ROOM.

COMPUTER RESEARCH

WELL AS

WITH REPRESENTATIVES

MR GREWAL LATER HAD INFORMAL DISCUSSIONS OF THE STAFF GRADE AND LISTENED TO THEIR VIEWS ON STAFF MATTERS.

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