CAP. 246]
Compulsory Service.
[1970 Ed.
Originally 24 of 1951.
42 of 1953.
2 of 1959. 22 of 1961. 29 of 1969. 28 of 1970. 80 of 1982
LATE
G.N.A. 149/51.
Short title.
Interpretation.
(Cap. 197.)
(Cap. 95.)
CHAPTER 246.
COMPULSORY SERVICE.
To make provision for compulsory service by citizens of the United Kingdom and Colonies resident in Hong Kong in the Royal Hong Kong Regiment, the Royal Hong Kong Auxiliary Air Force, the Royal Hong Kong Auxiliary Police Force and the Essential Services Corps, to provide for transfer of personnel from one of such bodies to another and to regulate the conditions under which certain members of such bodies may leave the Colony.
(Amended, 2 of 1959, Second Schedule, and 98 of 1970, Schedule)
PART I.
GENERAL.
[14th September, 1951.]
1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Compulsory Service Ordinance.
2. (1) In this Ordinance, unless the context otherwise requires “appellant” means a person who appeals in accordance with the provisions of section 16 from a decision of the Director of Manpower refusing him consent to quit the Royal Hong Kong Regiment, the Royal Hong Kong Auxiliary Air Force, the Royal Hong Kong Auxiliary Police Force or the Essential Services Corps; (Amended, 2 of 1959, Second Schedule, and 98 of 1970, Schedule)
"Assistant Director" means a person appointed as Assistant Director of Manpower for the Colony;
"Compulsory Service Tribunal" means the tribunal constituted by section 11;
"Director" means the person appointed as Director of Manpower for the Colony;
"Essential Services Corps" means the Essential Services Corps as constituted under the Essential Services Corps Ordinance; "final notice" means a final notice issued by the Director of Manpower in accordance with section 14;
"Fire Services Department" means the Fire Services Department as constituted under the Fire Services Ordinance;
"medical notice" means a notice issued by the Director of Manpower in accordance with section 7;
Note: This Ordinance has been suspended with effect from 5.8.61. by G.N.A. 89/61.
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CAP. 246]
Compulsory Service.
[1970 Ed.
Originally 24 of 1951.
42 of 1953.
2 of 1959. 22 of 1961. 29 of 1969. 28 of 1970. 80 F1982
LATE
G.N.A. 149/51.
Short title.
Interpretation.
(Cap. 197.)
(Cap. 95.)
CHAPTER 246.
COMPULSORY SERVICE.
To make provision for compulsory service by citizens of the United -Kingdom-and-Colonies resident in Hong Kong in the Royal Hong Kong Regiment, the Royal Hong Kong Auxiliary Air Force, the Royal Hong Kong Auxiliary Police Force and the Essential Services Corps, to provide for transfer of personnel from one of such bodies to another and to regulate the conditions under which certain members of such bodies may leave the Colony.
(Amended, 2 of 1959, Second Schedule, and 98 of 1970, Schedule)
PART I.
GENERAL.
[14th September, 1951.]
1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Compulsory Service Ordinance.
2. (1) In this Ordinance, unless the context otherwise requires “appellant” means a person who appeals in accordance with the provisions of section 16 from a decision of the Director of Manpower refusing him consent to quit the Royal Hong Kong Regiment, the Royal Hong Kong Auxiliary Air Force, the Royal Hong Kong Auxiliary Police Force or the Essential Services Corps; (Amended, 2 of 1959, Second Schedule, and 98 of 1970, Schedule)
"Assistant Director" means a person appointed as Assistant
Director of Manpower for the Colony;
"Compulsory Service Tribunal" means the tribunal constituted by
section 11;
"Director" means the person appointed as Director of Manpower
for the Colony;
"Essential Services Corps" means the Essential Services Corps as constituted under the Essential Services Corps Ordinance; "final notice" means a final notice issued by the Director of
Manpower in accordance with section 14;
"Fire Services Department" means the Fire Services Department
as constituted under the Fire Services Ordinance;
"medical notice" means a notice issued by the Director of Man-
power in accordance with section 7;
Note: This Ordinance has been suspended with effect from 5.8.61. by
G.N.A. 89/61.
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