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public by reference to the colour, race, creed,

religious beliefs or ethnic or national origins

or the sex of the members of that class;

(e) the extent to which the film incites hatred or

contempt of the system of government of Hong Kong

or brings the administration of justice in Hong

Kong into disrepute or is prejudicial to good

relations places outside Hong Kong; and

(£) any circumstance relating to the proposed

10.

exhibition of the film, including the place and

times at which the film is intended or is likely

to be exhibited.

The censor must also take into account the

soundtrack, if any, of the film and may with the permission

of the Authority, consult any person whom he considers may

be able to assist him in formulating an opinion relating to

the film. Clause 10 permits a person other than a censor

to attend the viewing of any film.

11. Part V deals with the approval and classification

of films and comprises clauses 11 to 21.

12.

In the case where a censor is of the opinion that

a film is not likely to be harmful to the public good,

clause 12 provides that he shall approve it for exhibition

and classify it as