Page 5 of 206
IV
INDEX
INDEX
V
F-Contd.
L-Contd.
FORSGAARD, Mr. H. M. G. (Appointed Member)
151, 176, 177, 209, 211, 384
Laundries (Amendment) By-laws, 1972-motion
179
Fouling of streets by dogs-question
Funeral parlours-question
362
Legislation, new, on anti-litter-question
96
217
Li, Mr. F. K. (See Secretary for Home Affairs or Director of Social Welfare)
Licence fees for cooked food stalls-question
344
H
LIGHTBODY, Mr. I. M. (See Commissioner for Resettlement)
Hawker By-laws 1972-motion
180
Litter bins, provision of, by the stalls of resited hawkers in resettlement estates-question
Hawker By-laws 1973-motion
385
Lo, Mr. Kenneth T. C. (Appointed Member)
15
240
Hawker By-laws, implementation of the--question
92
Lo, Mr. Tak-shing (Appointed Member)
25, 154, 171, 175, 271, 383
Hawkers, allocation of static pitches to pedlar--question
36
Hawkers and cooked food stalls in the Central District, the resiting of, into any future market development in the area and re-development of existing markets-question
LOBO, Mr. R. H., O.B.E. (Appointed Member), congratulation on his appointment to Legislative Council
114
LOBO, Mr. R, H., O.B.E. (Appointed Member)
181, 212, 213, 233, 372
149
Hawkers, newspaper-question
300
Luddington, Mr. D. C. C. (See Secretary for Home Affairs)
Hawkers on the pavement in San Po Kong Resettlement Estate-question Hawkers, obstruction by newspaper--question
218
365
Hawkers, police action against resited, in Resettlement Estates-question Hirings of the Concert Hall and Theatre in the City Hall to the public for almost two months during the Tenth Anniversary of the City Hall, present policy of the Council to exclude-question
38
M
72
MACKENZIE, Mr. John (Appointed Member), congratulation on his re-appointment
2
Hong Kong Stadium-question
Hong Kong waters, disposal of untreated sewage into-question
House inspections, routine-question
Hu, Mr. Henry H. L. (Elected Member)
203
194
MACKENZIE, Mr. John (Appointed Member)
280, 383
342
152, 168, 172, 175, 177, 182, 220, 245, 351
Markets, action taken to repair broken pavements and pedestrian surfaces in public--question
301
Hu, Mr. Henry H. L. (Elected Member), congratulation on his re-election
372
Markets and Abattoirs, (a) problems arising in the management of; (b) the fuller utilization of facilities in-question
74
HUANG, Dr. Denny M. H. (Elected Member)
76, 115, 150, 154, 176, 179, 209, 212, 252, 350, 384
Markets, re-development of existing, and the resiting of hawkers and cooked food stalls in the Central District into any future market development in the area-question
149
Motions-
Amendment of Standing Order 22(6)
16
K
KAN, Mr. Raymond Y. K. (Elected Member)
4, 268, 388
Amendment of Standing Order 10(1) Select Committees, appointment of
17
24
KAN, Mr. Raymond Y. K. (Elected Member), Farewell to "Keep Hong Kong Clean" Campaign, progress of the question "Keep Hong Kong Clean" Campaign, Resettlement Department staff and facilities for question
386
66
188, 196
Ko, Miss Siu-wah (Appointed Member), welcome to
300
L
Labourers, vacancies for cleansing, the accumulative leave of cleansing staff and the mechanization of sweeping service-question
88
Landslide, cause of a recent, which occurred at the Jordan Valley Resettlement-question
Exhumation and removal of human remains of persons from urn graves of the New Kowloon Cemetery No. 8 Public Cleansing and Prevention of Nuisances By-laws 1972 Applications for tenders for new shops in resettlement estates should be restricted to shopkeepers who have been cleared and who were entitled to shop resettlement under the old policy Compulsory resite cooked food stall licensees should be offered accommodation in stall sites recovered by the Council, on the temporary basis, until the whole line of stalls are cleared to an off-street bazaar 170 A separate Museum and Art Gallery Select Committee should be constituted with the terms of reference of the Museum and Art Gallery Select Committee of the last year Laundries (Amendment) By-laws 1972
76
150
160
174
179
15
Landslide, precautions taken to prevent, in Resettlement Estates-question Latrines, installation of doors in female, in resettlement estates-question
13
...
363
Private Cemeteries (Amendment) By-laws 1972, the Public Cemeteries (Amendment) By-laws 1972 and the Exhumation (Fees) By-laws 1972 179 Hawker By-laws 1972
180
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INDEX
INDEX
V
F-Contd.
L-Contd.
FORSGATE, Mr. H. M. G. (Appointed Member)
151, 176, 177, 209, 211, 384
Laundries (Amendment) By-laws, 1972-motion
179
Fouling of streets by dogs-question
Funeral parlours-question
362
Legislation, new, on anti-litter-question
96
217
Li, Mr. F. K. (See Secretary for Home Affairs or Director of Social Welfare)
Licence fees for cooked food stalls-question
344
H
LIGHTBODY, Mr. I. M. (See Commissioner for Resettlement)
Hawker By-laws 1972-motion
180
Litter bins, provision of, by the stalls of resited hawkers in resettlement
estates-question
Hawker By-laws 1973-motion
385
Lo, Mr. Kenneth T. C. (Appointed Member)
15
240
Hawker By-laws, implementation of the--question
92
Lo, Mr. Tak-shing (Appointed Member)
25, 154, 171, 175, 271, 383
Hawkers, allocation of static pitches to pedlar--question
36
Hawkers and cooked food stalls in the Central District, the resiting of, into any future market development in the area and re-development of existing markets-question
LOBO, Mr. R. H., O.B.E. (Appointed Member), congratulation on his
appointment to Legislative Council
114
LOBO, Mr. R, H., O.B.E. (Appointed Member)
181, 212, 213, 233, 372
149
Hawkers, newspaper-question
300
Luddington, Mr. D. C. C. (See Secretary for Home Affairs)
Hawkers on the pavement in San Po Kong Resettlement Estate-question Hawkers, obstruction by newspaper--question
218
365
Hawkers, police action against resited, in Resettlement Estates-question Hirings of the Concert Hall and Theatre in the City Hall to the public for almost two months during the Tenth Anniversary of the City Hall, present policy of the Council to exclude-question
38
M
72
MACKENZIE, Mr. John (Appointed Member), congratulation
appointment
оп
his re-
2
Hong Kong Stadium-question
Hong Kong waters, disposal of untreated sewage into-question
House inspections, routine-question
Hu, Mr. Henry H. L. (Elected Member)
203
194
MACKENZIE, Mr. John (Appointed Member)
280, 383
342
152, 168, 172, 175, 177, 182, 220, 245, 351
Markets, action taken to repair broken pavements and pedestrian surfaces
in public--question
301
Hu, Mr. Henry H. L. (Elected Member), congratulation
on his re-election
372
Markets and Abattoirs, (a) problems arising in the management of; (b) the
fuller utilization of facilities in-question
74
HUANG, Dr. Denny M. H. (Elected Member)
76, 115, 150, 154, 176, 179, 209, 212, 252, 350, 384
Markets, re-development of existing, and the resiting of hawkers and cooked food stalls in the Central District into any future market development in the area-question
149
Motions-
Amendment of Standing Order 22(6)
16
K
KAN, Mr. Raymond Y. K. (Elected Member)
4, 268, 388
Amendment of Standing Order 10(1) Select Committees, appointment of
17
24
KAN, Mr. Raymond Y. K. (Elected Member), Farewell to "Keep Hong Kong Clean" Campaign, progress of the question "Keep Hong Kong Clean" Campaign, Resettlement Department staff
and facilities for question
386
66
188, 196
Ko, Miss Siu-wah (Appointed Member), welcome to
300
L
Labourers, vacancies for cleansing, the accumulative leave of cleansing staff
and the mechanization of sweeping service-question
88
Landslide, cause of a recent, which occurred at the Jordan Valley Resettle-
ment-question
Exhumation and removal of human remains of persons from urn graves
of the New Kowloon Cemetery No. 8 Public Cleansing and Prevention of Nuisances By-laws 1972 Applications for tenders for new shops in resettlement estates should be restricted to shopkeepers who have been cleared and who were entitled to shop resettlement under the old policy Compulsory resite cooked food stall licensees should be offered accom- modation in stall sites recovered by the Council, on the temporary basis, until the whole line of stalls are cleared to an off-street bazaar 170 A separate Museum and Art Gallery Select Committee should be con- stituted with the terms of reference of the Museum and Art Gallery Select Committee of the last year Laundries (Amendment) By-laws 1972
76
150
160
174
179
15
Landsilde, precautions taken to prevent, in Resettlement Estates-question Latrines, installation of doors in female, in resettlement estates-question
13
...
363
Private Cemeteries (Amendment) By-laws 1972, the Public Cemeteries
(Amendment) By-laws 1972 and the Exhumation (Fees) By-laws 1972 179 Hawker By-laws 1972
180
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