HONG KONG LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL-2 November 1988
香港立法局 一九八八年十一月二日
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潘志輝議員問:主席先生,政府可否告知本局,至目前為止,有幾多間賓館是設於非商業或商業 樓宇內,而防火措施是否對住客或對附近的民居構成安全問題?同時,如賓館設於商業或商住樓 宇内,在火警及對居民方面是否較設於住宅樓宇為恰當呢?如果答案是肯定的,政府會否考慮立 例,禁止在住宅樓宇內設立商業性的賓館?
SECRETARY FOR SECURITY: Sir, I do not have the figures which have just been asked for. I shall have to look into this and give a reply in writing. (Annex In
HIS HONOUR THE PRESIDENT: Secretary for District Administration, would you care to add?
SECRETARY FOR DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION: Neither have I the details.
Use of hi-tech electrical appliance by people not medically qualified
4. Dr. IP asked: Is it illegal for anyone who is not medically qualified under the Medical Registration Ordinance or paramedically qualified under the Supplementary Medical Professions Ordinance to use laser, ultrasonic waves, shortwaves, microwaves, magnetic resonance and electrical stimulation in the diagnosis and treatment of patients and, if so, will Government inform this Council:
(a) whether there has been adequate publicity so that the public will be
aware of this fact;
(b) whether it is aware of widespread abuse of the above treatment and diagnosis methods by massagers, beauticians, skin experts and Chinese traditional medicine practitioners;
(c) whether it has difficulties in prosecuting offenders; and
(d) whether it will consider requiring the licensing of the application of the
methods mentioned above?
SECRETARY FOR HEALTH AND WELFARE: Sir, under section 28(2) of the Medical Registration Ordinance, it is an offence for any person to practise medicine or surgery when he is not registered or provisionally registered or exempted from registration. Section 28(3) provides, however, that section 28(2) shall not apply to treatment:
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