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discussion without arriving at a clear direction and making our intention known to the public.

I therefore move the following motion: 'Having regard to the Consultation Document on Review of District Organizations, RESOLVED that the Council propose placing the management of the territory-wide municipal services under one Municipal Council and one Municipal Services Department, which shall supervise matters concerning food safety and environmental hygiene.'

I beg to move.

Any seconder?

Ms. Jennifer Chow Kit-bing (in Cantonese):—I second the motion.

Chairman (in Cantonese):—A Member has moved a motion and another has seconded it. The motion on the Council's consensus is now being voted on.

Mr. Daniel To, has your computer been fixed? No.

The motion is carried with 26 for, that is 27 including Mr. Daniel To's vote, one against and two abstentions.

The question was put to the vote.

The motion was carried with 27 for, one against and two abstentions.

(The record of voting on the Chairman's motion on 'the Council's consensus' is at Annex IV.)

CHAIRMAN (in Cantonese):—The motion is carried with 27 for, one against and two abstentions.

Mr. Joseph CHAN Yuek-sut (in Cantonese):—Mr. Chairman, would you please declare that the suspension is removed so that proceedings may resume?

CHAIRMAN (in Cantonese):—Good. I declare now that the suspension is removed and proceedings may resume. The next motion is moved by Mr. Daniel To. Would Mr. To move his motion and speak?

(3) MR. DANIEL TO BOON-MAN moved:—

'With the commissioning of the new international airport at Chek Lap Kok, the aviation history of Hong Kong will reach a new milestone. Since at the former Kai Tak Airport site, there are plenty of reserved community recreation areas available for development as well as many historically valuable articles and facilities of aviation available for use by a museum of aviation transport history, RESOLVED that the Council urge the Government to conduct studies and to consider constructing a "Museum of

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Page 121 of 606 PROVISIONAL URBAN COUNCIL 143 discussion without arriving at a clear direction and making our intention known to the public. I therefore move the following motion: 'Having regard to the Consultation Document on Review of District Organizations, RESOLVED that the Council propose placing the management of the territory-wide municipal services under one Municipal Council and one Municipal Services Department, which shall supervise matters concerning food safety and environmental hygiene.' I beg to move. Any seconder? Ms. Jennifer Chow Kit-bing (in Cantonese):—I second the motion. Chairman (in Cantonese):—A Member has moved a motion and another has seconded it. The motion on the Council's consensus is now being voted on. Mr. Daniel To, has your computer been fixed? No. The motion is carried with 26 for, that is 27 including Mr. Daniel To's vote, one against and two abstentions. The question was put to the vote. The motion was carried with 27 for, one against and two abstentions. (The record of voting on the Chairman's motion on 'the Council's consensus' is at Annex IV.) CHAIRMAN (in Cantonese):—The motion is carried with 27 for, one against and two abstentions. Mr. Joseph CHAN Yuek-sut (in Cantonese):—Mr. Chairman, would you please declare that the suspension is removed so that proceedings may resume? CHAIRMAN (in Cantonese):—Good. I declare now that the suspension is removed and proceedings may resume. The next motion is moved by Mr. Daniel To. Would Mr. To move his motion and speak? (3) MR. DANIEL TO BOON-MAN moved:— 'With the commissioning of the new international airport at Chek Lap Kok, the aviation history of Hong Kong will reach a new milestone. Since at the former Kai Tak Airport site, there are plenty of reserved community recreation areas available for development as well as many historically valuable articles and facilities of aviation available for use by a museum of aviation transport history, RESOLVED that the Council urge the Government to conduct studies and to consider constructing a "Museum of Page 121 of 606

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Page 121 of 606 Page 121 of 606 PROVISIONAL URBAN COUNCIL 143 diiscussion without arriving at a clear direction and making our intention known to the public. I therefore move the following motion: 'Having regard to the Consultation Document on Review of District Organizations, RESOLVED that the Council propose placing the management of the territory-wide municipal services under one Municipal Council and one Municipal Services Department, which shall Supervise matters concerning food safety and environmental hygiene.' I beg to move. Any seconder? Ms. Jennifer Chow Kit-bing (in Cantonese):—1 second the motion. Chairman (in Cantonese):—A Member has moved a motion and another has seconded it. The motion on the Council's consensus' is now being voted on. Mr. Daniel To, has your computer been fixed? No. The motion is carried with 26 for, that is 27 including Mr. Daniel To's vote, one against and two abstentions. The question was put to the vote. The motion was carried with 27 for, one against and two abstentions. (The record of voting on the Chairman's motion on 'the Council's consensus' is at Annex IV.) CHAIRMAN (in Cantonese):-The motion is carried with 27 for, one against and two abstentions. Mr. Joseph CHAN YUEK-SUT (in Cantonese):—Mr. Chairman, would you please declare that the suspension is removed so that proceedings may resume? CHAIRMAN (in Cantonese):-Good. I declare now that the suspension is removed and proceedings may resume. The next motion is moved by Mr. Daniel To. Would Mr. To move his motion and speak? (3) MR. DANIEL TO BOON-MAN moved:- 'With the commissioning of the new international airport at Chek Lap Kok, the aviation history of Hong Kong will reach a new milestone. Since at the former Kai Tak Airport site, there are plenty of reserved community recreation areas available for development as well as many historically valuable articles and facilities of aviation available for use by a museum of aviation transport history, RESOLVED that the Council urge the Government to conduct studies and to consider constructing a "Museum of Page 121 of 606

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diiscussion without arriving at a clear direction and making our intention known to the public.

I therefore move the following motion: 'Having regard to the Consultation Document on Review of District Organizations, RESOLVED that the Council propose placing the management of the territory-wide municipal services under one Municipal Council and one Municipal Services Department, which shall Supervise matters concerning food safety and environmental hygiene.'

I beg to move.

Any seconder?

Ms. Jennifer Chow Kit-bing (in Cantonese):—1 second the motion.

Chairman (in Cantonese):—A Member has moved a motion and another has seconded it. The motion on the Council's consensus' is now being voted on.

Mr. Daniel To, has your computer been fixed? No.

The motion is carried with 26 for, that is 27 including Mr. Daniel To's vote, one against and two abstentions.

The question was put to the vote.

The motion was carried with 27 for, one against and two abstentions.

(The record of voting on the Chairman's motion on 'the Council's consensus' is at Annex IV.)

CHAIRMAN (in Cantonese):-The motion is carried with 27 for, one against and two abstentions.

Mr. Joseph CHAN YUEK-SUT (in Cantonese):—Mr. Chairman, would you please declare that the suspension is removed so that proceedings may resume?

CHAIRMAN (in Cantonese):-Good. I declare now that the suspension is removed and proceedings may resume. The next motion is moved by Mr. Daniel To. Would Mr. To move his motion and speak?

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