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WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1989
SITUATIONS,
INCLUDING
TRAINING FOR STAFF IN THE USE OF SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND DEALING WITH EMERGENCY APPLICATION OF FIRST AID:
PROVISION OF PROTECTIVE CLOTHING WHERE APPROPRIATE;
IN
THE
(B)
(C)
SPECIFIC CIRCUMSTANCES: AND
OPERATIONAL
(D)
THE
то INSTRUCTIONS
MEET DIFFERENT
WORK
DISCRETION OF SUPERVISORY STAFF TO ADJUST THEIR PROGRAMME IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHANGES IN WEATHER CONDITIONS AND TO RECALL STAFF ON OUTDOOR DUTIES WHERE NECESSARY.
"THE MEASURES AND UPDATED," MR JACOBS SAID.
GUIDELINES
ARE REGULARLY
REVIEWED
AND
ΤΟ
"NEVERTHELESS,
TIME, ALTHOUGH
TIME INCIDENT IN QUESTION, THERE HAVE BEEN NO FATALITIES ADVERSE WEATHER CONDITIONS,
OCCUR FROM BY THEIR VERY NATURE DO ACCIDENTS
YEARS, APART FROM THE IN THE LAST THREE
ATTRIBUTABLE TO
HE ADDED,
CORRECT POLICY ON OFFICE ACCOMMODATION IN INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS
* * *
THE TOWN PLANNING
BOARD'S
VIEW ON THE
USE OF IMMEDIATE PURPOSES OFFICE
IS THAT CONVERSIONS EXISTING INDUSTRIAL SPACE FOR
OPERATIONS SHOULD BE LIMITED TO OFFICE USES RELATED TO MANUFACTURING IN THE SAME PREMISES AND SHOULD NOT NORMALLY EXCEED 30 PER CENT.
THE SECRETARY REPLY
THIS VIEW REFLECTED THAT OF THE ADMINISTRATION, FOR LANDS AND WORKS, THE HON GRAHAM BARNES, STATED IN A WRITTEN TO A QUESTION FROM THE HON JAMES TIEN IN THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL TODAY { WEDNESDAY},
OUT
AS IN AN
THE FRUSTRATION OF THOSE MR BARNES SAID HE COULD APPRECIATE WHO OWNED FACTORY PREMISES WHICH COULD MORE PROFITABLY BE LET OFFICES AND OF THOSE WHO WOULD HOPED TO PICK UP A CHEAPER RENT INDUSTRIAL BUILDING,
AND USER BUT HE SAID THEY MUST APPRECIATE THAT THROUGH ZONING
SET THE LIMITS OF THE RESTRICTIONS THE GOVERNMENT HAD IN PRACTICE
AND A PREMISES
MORE IN INDUSTRIAL MARKETS BOTH
UPSET THESE WHOLESCALE UNRESTRICTED MARKETS UNFAIRLY.
AND COMMERCIAL
WOULD CONVERSION
CERTAINLY
HE COULD OFFER
AS REGARDS CHANGE OF PLANNING, MR BARNES SAID LITTLE ADVANCE ON HIS STATEMENT TWO WEEKS AGO IN THE BUDGET DEBATE.
/THE LITTLE ...................
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