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INDEX
INDEX
Page 6 of 206
VII
M-Contd.
P-Contd.
Motions-Cont'd.
Exhumation and removal of human remains of persons from the graves of Four public cemeteries 209
Public Works Programme, financing of major projects in the, and the availability of funds for public swimming pools in densely populated areas—question 380
Amendment of Standing Orders 1 and 9(1) 210, 219
Food Business (Amendment) By-laws 1972 212
Abattoirs (Amendment) By-laws 1972 212
Public Works Programme, recreation projects included in the, and the Urban Amenities Block Vote-question 84
Statement of Aims for 1973 222, 268, 307
Public Conveniences (Conduct and Behaviour) (Amendment) By-laws 1973 350
Q
Questions-
Open spaces resulting from the construction of fly-overs should be beautified with flowers and shrubs and other facilities for the benefit of the nearby inhabitants 351
Building of a museum on a site between the Kowloon Canton Railway Terminus and Holt's Wharf 7
Public Swimming Pools (Amendment) By-laws 1973 382
Accumulation of refuse in Queen's Road Central at the junction of Graham Street 384
Wells and Water Storage (Amendment) By-laws 1973 9
Hawker (Amendment) By-laws 1973 385
Precautionary steps taken when purchasing acquisitions for the Council's museum 10
Municipal Orchestra-question 110
Soiling of roads by uncovered lorries carrying fill 12
Museum, building of a, on a site between the Kowloon Canton Railway Terminus and Holt's Wharf--question 7
Possible strike by staff of the Urban Council Libraries
Precautions taken to prevent landslides in Resettlement Estates
Cause of a recent landslide which occurred at the Jordan Valley Resettlement Estates 13 13 15
Provision of litter bins by the stalls of resited hawkers in resettlement estates 15
Resettlement appeals 33
NG, Mr. Peter P. K. (Appointed Member), congratulation on his appointment re- 2
Allocation of static pitches to pedlar hawkers 36
NG, Mr. Peter P. K. (Appointed Member) 146, 212, 249
Police action against resited hawkers in Resettlement Estates 38
Open space, development of, for public use-question 118
Delay in processing tenants due for decantation to Tsz Wan Shan, Pak Tin and Sau Mau Ping Resettlement Estates
Applications for rooms for internal decantation in resettlement estates 43
Number of tenants in resettlement estates who are living at a density of less than 24 square feet per adult, and 35 or more square feet per adult 44
Progress made to encourage qualified residents to register as voters for Urban Council Elections 47
39
Open space resulting from the construction of fly-overs should be beautified with flowers and shrubs and other facilities for the benefit of the near-by inhabitants-motion 351
Progress made in implementing the decisions in the White Paper on the Urban Council 51
Orchestra, Municipal-question 110
Community facilities and services for residents of Cottage Areas on Hong Kong Island and in Kowloon 53
Implementation of the recommendations of the Abattoirs Working Party Report 56
P
Measures taken to offer encouragement to proprietors of restaurants of a high standard 58
Planetarium, building of a-question 91
Pok Fu Lam Road Playground and Smithfield Projects-question
Portable stage, purchase of a, for public entertainment programmes-question 120
Posters prepared for the Registration of Electors Campaign-question
Private Cemeteries (Amendment) By-laws 1972, the Public Cemeteries (Amendment) By-laws 1972 and the Exhumation (Fees) By-laws 1972–- motion 147
60
Effect on services provided by the Council as a result of "go slow" and "Work-to-rule" action taken by library and cleansing staff
Posters prepared for the Registration of Electors Campaign
Collection of rubbish at Tsz Wan Shan Resettlement Estate
Establishment of the department's beat sweepers and the mechanization of the street sweeping service 59 179
Public Cleansing and Prevention of Nuisances By-laws 1972-motion
Public Conveniences (Conduct and Behaviour) (Amendment) By-laws 1973 150 350
Progress of the "Keep Hong Kong Clean" Campaign
Cleansing of public beaches during the coming summer
Introduction of simultaneous interpretation into Urban Council and Select Committee Meetings 88 088 2
60 60 63 66 69 70
Public Swimming Pools (Amendment) By-laws 1973-motion
Public Relations Officer, the date of appointment-question 382 104
Present policy of the Council to exclude 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 72
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INDEX
INDEX
Page 6 of 206
VII
M-Contd.
P-Contd.
Motions-Cont'd.
Exhumation and removal of human remains of persons from the graves
of Four public cemeteries
209
Public Works Programme, financing of major projects in the, and the avail- ability of funds for public swimming pools in densely populated areas— question
380
Amendment of Standing Orders 1 and 9(1)
210, 219
Food Business (Amendment) By-laws 1972
Abattoirs (Amendment) By-laws 1972
212
212
Public Works Programme, recreation projects included in the, and the Urban
Amenities Block Vote-question
84
Statement of Aims for 1973
222, 268, 307
Public Convensiences (Conduct and Behaviour) (Amendment) By-laws
1973
Q
350
Questions-
Open spaces resulting from the construction of fly-overs should be beautified with flowers and shrubs and other facilities for the benefit of the nearby inhabitants
351
Building of a museum on a site between the Kowloon Canton Railway
Terminus and Holt's Wharf
7
Public Swimming Pools (Amendment) By-laws 1973
382
Accumulation of refuse in Queen's Road Central at the junction of Gra-
ham Street
Wells and Water Storage (Amendment) By-laws 1973
384
9
Hawker (Amendment) By-laws 1973
385
Precautionary steps taken when purchasing acquisitions for the Council's
museum
10
Municipal Orchestra-question
110
Soiling of roads by uncovered lorries carrying fill
12
Museum, building of a, on a site between the Kowloon Canton Railway
Terminus and Holt's Wharf--question
7
Possible strike by staff of the Urban Council Libraries Precautions taken to prevent landslides in Resettlement Estates Cause of a recent landslide which occurred at the Jordan Valley Resettle-
ment Estates
13
13
15
Provision of litter bins by the stalls of resited hawkers in resettlement
N
estates
15
Resettlement appeals
33
NG, Mr. Peter P. K. (Appointed Member), congratulation on his
appointment
re-
2
Allocation of static pitches to pedlar hawkers
36
NG, Mr. Peter P. K. (Appointed Member)
146, 212, 249
Police action against resited hawkers in Resettlement Estates
38
Open space, development of, for public use-question
118
Delay in processing tenants due for decantation to Tsz Wan Shan, Pak
Tin and Sau Mau Ping Resettlement Estates Applications for rooms for internal decantation in resettlement estates 43 Number of tenants in resettlement estates who are living at a density of
less than 24 square feet per adult, and 35 or more square feet per adult 44 Progress made to encourage qualified residents to register as voters for
Urban Council Elections
47
39
Open space resulting from the construction of fly-overs should be beautified with flowers and shrubs and other facilities for the benefit of the near-by inhabitants-motion
Progress made in implementing the decisions in the White Paper on the
Urban Council
51
351
Orchestra, Municipal-question
110
Community facilities and services for residents of Cottage Areas on Hong
Kong Island and in Kowloon
53
Implementation of the recommendations of the Abattoirs Working Part
Report
56
P
Measures taken to offer encouragement to proprietors of restaurants of
a high standard
58
Planetarium, building of a-question
91
Pok Fu Lam Road Playground and Smithfield Projects-question Portable stage, purchase of a, for public entertainment programmes-question 120 Posters prepared for the Registration of Electors Campaign-question Private Cemeteries (Amendment) By-laws 1972, the Public Cemeteries (Amendment) By-laws 1972 and the Exhumation (Fees) By-laws 1972–- motion
147
60
Effect on services provided by the Council as a result of "go slow" and
"Work-to-rule" action taken by library and cleansing staff Posters prepared for the Registration of Electors Campaign Collection of rubbish at Tsz Wan Shan Resettlement Estate Establishment of the department's beat sweepers and the mechanization
of the street sweeping service
59
179
Public Cleansing and Prevention of Nuisances By-laws 1972-motion Public Conveniences (Conduct and Behaviour) (Amendment) By-laws 1973
150
350
Progress of the "Keep Hong Kong Clean" Campaign Cleansing of public beaches during the coming summer Introduction of simultaneous interpretation into Urban Council and
Select Committee Meetings
88 088 2
60
60
63
66
69
70
Public Swimming Pools (Amendment) By-laws 1973-motion Public Relations Officer, the date of appointment-question
382
104
Present policy of the Council to exclude 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
72
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