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our lady Members that they did not sound like broken-down gramophones to-day. To me their sound is more like harmonious female voices in a highly talented but overwhelmingly male chorus.
Mr. Chairman, I support the motion.
THE VICE-CHAIRMAN moved that the debate be adjourned to the next meeting.
THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS seconded.
The question was put.
The motion was carried.
ADDRESS BY CHAIRMAN.
Before we conclude, there is one further matter. As Members are aware, both Mr. WHITELEGGE, Assistant Director (Amenities and General), and Mr. THOMPSON, Deputy Secretary of the Council, are proceeding on vacation leave very shortly. I think Members would like me to wish them a pleasant holiday, which they fully deserve, and to thank them for their services to the Council.
MR. ROWLANDS has resumed duty in the post of Assistant Director (Amenities and General).
I would like to welcome Mr. PASCOE as our new Deputy Secretary. (Applause).
ADJOURNMENT
7.32 P.M.
CHAIRMAN:-That concludes the business of this meeting. Council stands adjourned until Tuesday, 15th December, 1964, at 4 p.m.
Staff Training
1.
HONG KONG URBAN COUNCIL
APPENDIX I
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(page 374)
STATEMENT OF AIMS FOR 1965
Hygiene Division
(a) To continue recruitment of Student Health Inspectors at the rate of 20 per annum.
(b) To conduct a course in Tropical Hygiene for Health Inspectors who have completed 3 years' service as Health Inspectors.
Environmental Hygiene
2. (a) In the control of mosquito breeding to concentrate on those in building sites and in private property.
(b) To continue the removal of illegal shades from the vicinity of domestic buildings and work places.
(c) To continue house inspection throughout the year, despite any possible interference from cholera.
Air-conditioning
3. To carry out periodical checking of the air-conditioning of licensed premises and theatres.
Licensed Premises
4. To raise the standard of hygiene in all food premises.
Food Hygiene
5.
To improve and expand the food inspection and sampling service and to continue:
(a) preparation for establishing the projected Food Certification Branch for comprehensive health certification of foodstuffs for export;
(b) control over imported meat and other foods;
(c) enforcement of regulations and by-laws pertaining to the maintenance of purity standards of local foods;
(d) to strengthen control measures to ensure a supply of safe and wholesome milk; and
(e) to investigate the possibility of control over baby foods.
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our lady Members that they did not sound like broken-down gramo- phones to-day. To me their sound is more like harmonious female voices in a highly talented but overwhelmingly male chorus.
Mr. Chairman, I support the motion.
THE VICE-CHAIRMAN moved that the debate be adjourned to the next meeting.
THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS seconded.
The question was put.
The motion was carried.
ADDRESS BY CHAIRMAN.
Before we conclude, there is one further matter. As Members are aware, both Mr. WHITELEGGE, Assistant Director (Amenities and General), and Mr. THOMPSON, Deputy Secretary of the Council, are proceeding on vacation leave very shortly. I think Members would like me to wish them a pleasant holiday, which they fully deserve, and to thank them for their services to the Council.
MR. ROWLANDS has resumed duty in the post of Assistant Director (Amenities and General).
I would like to welcome Mr. PASCOE as our new Deputy Secretary. (Applause).
ADJOURNMENT
-7.32 P.M.
CHAIRMAN:-That concludes the business of this meeting. Council stands adjourned until Tuesday, 15th December, 1964, at 4 p.m.
Staff Training
1.
HONG KONG URBAN COUNCIL
APPENDIX I
449
(page 374)
STATEMENT OF AIMS FOR 1965
Hygiene Division
(a) To continue recruitment of Student Health Inspectors at
the rate of 20 per annum.
(b) To conduct a course in Tropical Hygiene for Health Inspectors who have completed 3 years' service as Health Inspectors.
Environmental Hygiene
2. (a) In the control of mosquito breeding to concentrate on
those in building sites and in private property.
(b) To continue the removal of illegal shades from the vicinity
of domestic buildings and work places.
(c) To continue house inspection throughout the year, despite
any possible interference from cholera.
Air-conditioning
3. To carry out periodical checking of the air-conditioning of licensed premises and theatres.
Licensed Premises
4. To raise the standard of hygiene in all food premises.
Food Hygiene
5.
To improve and expand the food inspection and sampling service and to continue:
(a) preparation for establishing the projected Food Certifica- tion Branch for comprehensive health certification of foodstuffs for export;
(b) control over imported meat and other foods;
(c) enforcement of regulations and by-laws pertaining to the
maintenance of purity standards of local foods;
(d) to strengthen control measures to ensure a supply of safe
and wholesome milk; and
(e) to investigate the possibility of control over baby foods.
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