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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1993

THIS INFORMATION WILL THEREFORE NEED TO BE KEPT ON THE REGISTER OF DIRECTORS AND SECRETARIES THAT COMPANIES ARE REQUIRED TO KEEP UNDER THE ORDINANCE.

"THE INDEX WILL INITIALLY BE OPEN FOR SEARCHES BY CERTAIN REGULATORY AGENCIES BUT IT MAY BE MADE ACCESSIBLE TO THE DUE COURSE IF RESOURCES PERMIT, MR TAM SAID.

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ΤΟ FURTHER SAFEGUARDS IN RELATION TO THE VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP, HE SAID THE CHANGES INCLUDED SPECIFYING WHO MAY QUALIFY FOR APPOINTMENT AS PROVISIONAL LIQUIDATOR, LIMITING THE POWERS OF THE APPOINTER AND STRENGTHENING CERTAIN NOTIFICATION IN ORDER TO ENHANCE THE PROTECTION OF CREDITORS.

DEBATE ON THE BILL WAS ADJOURNED.

REQUIREMENTS

LEGCO DISCUSSES FAIR TRADE POLICY

THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL TODAY (WEDNESDAY) PASSED AN AMENDED MOTION ON FAIR TRADE POLICY AFTER A DEBATE THAT LASTED MORE THAN HOURS.

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THE AMENDED MOTION WAS MOVED BY THE HON JIMMY MCGREGOR. TWENTY-ONE MEMBERS SPOKE IN THE DEBATE WITH THE SECRETARY FOR TRADE AND INDUSTRY, MR T H CHAU, REPLIED FOR THE GOVERNMENT.

THE ORGINAL MOTION PROPOSED BY THE HON FRED LI WAS DEFEATED.

A TOTAL OF 22 MEMBERS SPOKE IN ANOTHER MOTION DEBATE ON THE MONITORING OF MASS TRANSIT RAILWAY CORPORATION AND KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY CORPORATION. THE MOTION, PROPOSED BY THE HON LAU CHIN-SHEK, WAS PASSED.

DEBATE.

THE SECRETARY FOR TRANSPORT, MR MICHAEL LEUNG, WINDED UP THE

THE FORESTS AND COUNTRYSIDE (AMENDMENT) BILL. 1992 WAS PASSED WITHOUT AMENDMENT.

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