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Questions-Contd.

INDEX

Q-Contd.

Revised report on local government expansion

Co-operation between the Hawkers Select Committee and Kaifong

Welfare Associations

Urban Council to operate with the Kaifong Associations to provide libraries, youth centres or other youth recreation facilities in the urban districts and resettlement estates

Possibility of resettling factories in urban multi-storey buildings to resettle-

ment factory estates

Educational and medical facilities in Ham Tin Estate

Provision of youth clubs, vocational training centres and employment

service in resettlement estates

Procedure for the issue of fixed pitch licences

Diamond Hill Crematorium

Chinese version of "Mod Pop-In"

INDEX

VII

Q--Contd.

Questions-Contd.

78

"Tse Fa" gambling in resettlement estates

211

82

124

Availability of free and partially free places in Government and aided

primary schools in resettlement estates

211

Issue of hawker licences to persons under 21 years of age

213

Formation of proper on-street and off-street hawker bazaars

216

92

Recreation programme for the young people of Hong Kong in the

coming summer months

103

105

Plague

Hawkers in the Ngau Tau Kok Resettlement Estate

106

Eight medical clinics in Tsz Wan Shan Resettlement Estate

Management of new Mark VI type Resettlement Estates

123

Introduction of draft legislation on the management of multi-storey

buildings to the Legislative Council

125

Availability of school playgrounds for public use

126

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Hawker licensing statistics

217

Escape of a buffalo on 11th September, 1968

221

Deployment of mechanical road sweepers and manual sweepers during

peak travelling times

224

Provision of polling stations in the New Territories

225

Provision of primary and secondary school places in two resettlement

estates east of Kwun Tong

232

96

99

Proposal to seek the assistance of Kaifong Associations and City District

Officers in mounting an anti-spitting campaign Proposal to change the name of the Hawker Control Force Plans made to safeguard urban beaches from oil pollution

235 236

239

10-cent charge made for the deposit of articles at the cloakroom of the

Urban Council Libraries

241

Provision of a footpath between Stanley Clinic and St. Stephen's Primary

School

243

Organization of the Hawker Control Force

243

Food inspection

245

Number of vacant rooms in the older resettlement estates and possible improvement in the situation on the more densely populated estates

Appointment of a committee to study the feasibility of a Hong Kong

Ombudsman

333

127

Slum Clearance Report

335

Sale of prohibited foods on the streets

128

Vehicles of the Urban Services Department

140

Stall selling cheap refreshment for children in the High Block of the

City Hall

336

Uniforms for U.S.D. drivers

141

Translation of an abridged version of the Urban Services and Resettle-

Action taken on speeches by Unofficial Members of the Urban Council

at the Council's Annual Conventional Debate

336

ment Departments' Annual Reports into Chinese

142

Keeping of dogs and cats in resettlement estates

337

Appointment of a swimming coach

146

Smells from the abattoir at Ma Tau Kok

338

Resettlement of families affected by natural disasters

148

Improvements to Kowloon Tsai Park

152

Establishment of District Hawker Consultative Committees Pedestrian subway leading to the Star Ferry Pier

339

375

Measures to ensure health and safety of bathers at Urban Council con-

trolled beaches

161

Publications on resettlement matters

163

Youth clubs in resettlement estates

165

Members of the public being prevented by U.S.D. staff from approaching

the Cenotaph or from walking on the paved area around the Cenotaph 375 Cleansing of the tops of shelters provided for persons waiting for trams 376 Fouling of pavements by dogs

376

Proposed Wong Tai Sin Market

166

Council's review of its hawker policy

378

Primary school age children in Wang Tau Hom Resettlement Estate Measures taken to warn bathers at urban beaches when sharks are present 169 Promotion by the Urban Council of traditional games and arts Co-operation between Urban Council Ward Offices and City District

Offices

168

Manner in which the Council co-operates with City District Offices to provide recreational activities for children and young people at the district level

383

188

190

Provision of special recreation programmes for children between the

ages of 12 and 16

384

Introduction of a more oriental or Chinese character into the design of

public pleasure grounds

190

Hygiene standards of restaurants and cooked food stalls, and the fre- quency and effectiveness of the Urban Services Department's hygiene inspections

386

Vocational training centres in resettlement estates

192

Building of a new museum in Hong Kong

193

Chinese opera and drama, and the extent to which they are promoted

by the Urban Council

388

Provision of an oceanarium near Aberdeen

195

Persons on the electoral register for the forthcoming Urban Council

Election

Decantation of people in the Tin Wan Estate and the number of vacant

rooms in the Estate

390

198

202

Litter

Hawker Licensing Section of the Urban Services Department Existing Aberdeen Market & plans for its future

391

397

Safety of resite areas from landslides, floods and typhoons

205

Possibility of erecting a statue of one of the more famous Chinese poets

in a large park or playground

210

Role the Department plays with regard to education, hygiene, medical

and social welfare matters in resettlement estates Class II Licensed Areas

399

401

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