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經濟與公共事務(十八)
·孔繁盛·
Economic and Public Affairs.
(18)
Judiciar
continued from (17)'*
4. The Full Court(the Co- urt of Appeal)
a. It consists of two or more judges of the Supreme Court appointed by the Chief Justice.
b. It is the highest court of appeal within the Colony.
c. It hears appeals in both criminal and civil cases from the Supreme Co- urt and the District Courts.
d. Legal aid is avail- able in both criminal and civil cases.
e. A person can make appeal against a Full Court decision to the Privy Coun- eil in London..
5. Special Courts
a. The Coroners Courts:
It inquires into the causes
of any violent or sudden death,
wb. The Tenancy Tribunal: It tries all disputes betw- een landlords and tenants.
It determines the amount of. compensation to be paid to
the tenants when buildings are to be pulled down..
c. The Labour Tribunal: Cases are referred to the Tribunal only after the La- our Officers have. failed in conciliation. It hears claims for compensations arising from breaches of contracts of employment. It. Bettles labour disputes.
d. The Lands Tribunal; It adjudicates on all stat- utory claims for compensat- ion payable by government in respect of land.
e. Small Claims Tribunal It hears and determines claims amounting not more than $3,000. Comparison between the Jud- Holary and the fregal Depar- tment ...
1. The head of the Judic- iary is the Chief Justice. The head of the Legal De- partment is the Attorney General,
2. The Judiciary is inde- pendent of any control by the government, while the Legal Department is a gov- ernment department.
3. The functions of the Judiciary are to interpret the law and to apply it to individual cases. It can teat the validity of the law; but it cannot change it.
The functions of the Legal Department are to
advise the government on
legal matters, to represent the government in court in civil cases, to conduct
prosecutions in criminal
cases and to review as well as to draft ordinances.
Punishment and the law
Aims of punishment:
1. To make the convicted
for his wrongs. Po rehabilitate the offenders under the super- vision of a probation offi- cer.
3. To prevent the potent- ial law-breakers and the convicted from committing a similar or further offence.
The courts of law is helped in the punishment and/or treatment or the
criminal by the Prison De- partment and various social welfare organisations.
In recent years, emphasis has been placed on correct- ion and rehabilitation of criminals as well as on punishment. Prisons, trea- tment and training centres are set up to help the con- victed person to rehabili- tate rather than punish him.
生物(十八) 梁永華
BIOLOGY (18)
REVISION TEST 6. (conta)
II Conventional questions:
1. The following diagram shows
the structure of the human
MENT
ear.
(a) (i) Name R.
(11) What are its funo-
tions ?
(b) (1) Name the bones L, M
and N.
(ii) These bones may become
fused after an infect-
ion. State the probable- effects of this fusion to the ear.
(c) (i) What is the function
of structure P
(11) Why is it better to
open one's mouth when he hears a very great noise ?
(a) It was found that people
subjected to intense low- pitched noises frequently become deaf to high tones. Medical examinations show that they suffered injury only in the lower part of structure S. People, who are deaf to low tones are also found to suffer injury only in the upper part of structure S. What conclu- sions can be drawn from these facts ?
(e) Explain why the canals.
are arranged
of structure in such manner. 2.(a) What is meant by
tropism ?
(b) The following apparatus
is
set up. Three seedlings (A, B and C) are placed in different position, with the the radicle pointing upward, downward and horizontally.
phamale.
radicle
Sezd
blotting paper lining the beaker" (moist sAY- dust is put into the beaker)
(i) What will the response of the plumules and radi- cles be after two days? Draw it in the following diagram.
(ii) Name the plant harmone
which causes auch response. (iii)What conclusions can
be drawn from this experi- ment?
(iv) Briefly describe the advantage which growing. plants gain from this response.
3. The following three seed-
lings have been grown in different boxes.
Box I
Box II
Box III
seedling
A
seedling seedling
B
(a) State the boxes in which
seedlings A, B and C are grown respectively.
(b) give the reasons. (c) Name the different regions
of the radicle and state the function(s) of each region.
地理
(十八) 李婉儀· 黎仲豪
GROGIAPHY (19)
Answer to No. 24
a. The two modern tin mining
methods employed in Malaysia
are t
1. Dredging -
This method is extensively practised in areas of alluvial deposits, «.g. in the Klang valley and hinta Valley. In this method, a large machine or dredge, driven by electric power, is found floating on river or large pond, vast quantities of tin- bearing alluvium and gravels are scooped up by a chain of
steel buckets. Then the allu- vium is conveyed to sorting. sheds or sluices where the mineral-bearing material is washed over and over again by strong jets of water until the heavier tin ore is separated from the gravel and remains behind. One of the advantages of this technique is that the deposits with tin content as. low as lý can be worked. In Malaysia, over half of the tin ore produced is obtained by this method. The initial capi tal required for setting up a plant for such operations ia quite large, this method is therefore mainly employed by few large mining companies.
2. Hydraulic Gravel Pumping
It is a method which is extensively employed in areas of thick tin ore deposits near the source of water power, High pressure monitors direct jets of water against the tin- bearing gravel, which is then loosened and swept into a to a sluice or settling tank where the heavier tin particles " nettle to the bottom while the lighter impurities are washed away. Or the tin-bearing material is carried through high pressure water pipe into a palong or launder where the heavier tin ore sinks behind ·· u series of obstructions. The tin ore is then shovelled out of the palong by the miners,
b. The significances of tin
production in the economic development of kalaysia:
Tin mining, on one hand, has encouraged the econo- mic development of kalaysia in the following ways:
1. The great profit from tin
mining encouraged immigra- tion especially the people from South China, who helped a lot in the early development of Lalaysia.
2. Lining centres soon prosper-
ed into large towns as the industry attracted also many other professions. Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur serve as very good examples,
3. Since tin mining requires a lót of cheap power, the generation of H... at Chenderoh Lake in the Perak Valley was developed. It in turn encourages the in- dustrial development of the country.
4. Tin mining has also led to
the improvement of communi - cation of the country. High- ways and railways are cons- tructed, ports are developed to facilitate the transport- ation of concentrated tin ore to smelters, and the exportation of refined ingote to other countries.
5. The improved communication
encourages the plantation agriculture such as the plantation of rubber, cooo- nut oil, palm oil and pine- apples.
6. The export of tin accounts for
a major earning of the country. The money can be used to help the development of the country in many diff-
erent ways, such as in educat-
·ion,
industrial development and social wellabe.
On the other hand, tin mining poses some problems on the economic development of kalaysia.
1. Tin mining, as many other mining activities, can be regarded as a "robber in- dus try for its tailings. occupy large areas which may be utilized for better uses such as agriculture and forestry
2. Tin, together with rubber,
account for about 80% of its total exports. It is unsaje for Lalaysia to be too concentrated upon these two products. As the prices of them fluctuste, the economy of the country also suffer from it.
Question for hext Week: 25.Below is a map showing bauxite mining in Australia. Study it carefully and attempt the question.
BAUXITE MINING IN AUSTRALIA
SE AVA
JAPA
MENA
BIHOBONED
Bristone
LB DARMING.
ZBA-
Henry
LAND
Bauxite deposit
Kovement of Hauxite Movement of Alumina
Alumina refinery
Alumina refinery project Fabrication plant
Aluminium smelter.
Proposed aluminium anel ter Town city
Bauxite is often mixed in. tropical countries and refined in temperate countries.: Using Australia as an example, give a reasoned account of her production and trade of bauxite to illustrate this statement.
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