CHAPTER I
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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE
108. Every department must hold, and keep amended up to date, in every respect, at least one complete set of the Laws of Hong Kong and one bound volume each of each year's issues of Legal Supplements Nos. 1, 2 and 7 issued subsequently to the Laws. Any additional volumes of Laws and Legal Supplements held by a department will be kept amended up to date in respect of legislation which particularly concerns that department, but need not necessarily be amended in respect of other legislation.
109.
Indices, contents, tables and referencing are based on the headings of notices, and it is therefore essential to include some guidance to the contents or actual subject matter of any notice in its heading. The short title of an Ordinance is very seldom an adequate heading on its own, and a 'CORRIGENDUM' should bear the same heading as the notice it corrects. Very brief notices may need no heading.
Gazette Notices for Appointment, etc.
110.
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The following appointments, dismissals, deaths, etc. public officers are notified in the Gazette for the information of the public:
(a) appointments, including acting appointments and cessation of such acting appointments, to offices of Heads of Department and Administrative Heads of Independent Offices and Organisations as listed in the "Hong Kong Government Civil and Miscellaneous Lists";
(b) appointments, including acting appointments and cessation of such acting appointments, to the offices of Chief Justice, Justice of Appeal, Judge of the High Court and District Judge; (c) appointments, including acting appointments and cessation of such acting appointments, to offices in the Directorate Class at D2/DJL2 level and above, which carry statutory powers and duties delegated by the Governor, or specified by the Governor under section 43 of the Interpretation and General Clauses Ordinance, Chapter 1 of the Laws of Hong Kong, as published by General Circulars from time to time. Unless statutorily necessary (see G.R. 117), such acting appointments are published in the Gazette only if they are for a duration of 15 working days or more. Draft notices prepared by departments will normally follow the forms described in G.R.R. 111 and 112 and must be forwarded to the Government Secretariat in accordance with G.R. 104.
111.
(1) The following are the forms for notices of appointments: (a) In the case of officers appointed or promoted under
instructions from the Secretary of State:
It is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor has been pleased, under instructions from the Right Honourable the Secretary of State Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, to approve the following appointments and promotions: Name and Rank Appointment Date
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