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Motion and Speakers |
Pages |
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1986-10-08 00:00:00.0
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Address by his Excellency the Govenor [Legco001]
Moving Speaker(s):
Governor (Edward Youde)
Other Speaker(s):
Summary: The discussion on political reform was being mentioned.
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10 - 11 |
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1987-02-18 00:00:00.0
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Assessment of public opinion on review of representative government [Legco002]
In view of the fact that the Green Paper on the 1987 review of representative government is to be published shortly, will Government inform this Council whether it has any plan to set up an office to assess public opinion on the Green Paper, and if so, whether it would be independent from Government?
Moving Speaker(s):
Dr. Lam
Other Speaker(s):
Chief Secretary (David Robert Ford)
Mr. Hui
Summary: Arrangement of the Government to collect public opinion in response to the Green paper on review of representative government
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11 - 11 |
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1987-03-25 00:00:00.0
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OFFICIAL LANGUAGES (AMENDMENT) BILL 1986 -- Resumption of debate on Second Reading (3 December 1986) [Legco003]
Second Reading of: 'A Bill to amend the Official Languages Ordinance' and Second Reading of: 'A Bill to amend the interpretation and General Clauses Ordinance'.
Moving Speaker(s):
Attorney General (Michael David Thomas)
Other Speaker(s):
Mr. Yu-Tai Lee
Ms. Tam
Summary: Bilingual development of law
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41 - 44 |
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1987-04-08 00:00:00.0
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IMMIGRATION (AMENDMENT) (NO.2) BILL 1987 -- Second Reading [Legco004]
Second Reading of 'A Bill to amend the Immigration Ordinance'.
Moving Speaker(s):
Secretary for Security (Michael Leung)
Other Speaker(s):
Summary: Right of Abode of HK residents was introduced
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24 - 28 |
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1987-05-27 00:00:00.0
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The 1987 Review of Developments in Representative Government?May 1987 [Legco006]
Moving Speaker(s):
Chief Secretary (David Robert Ford)
Other Speaker(s):
Summary: Government published a green paper to collect public opinion on political reform
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47 - 50 |
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1987-05-27 00:00:00.0
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IMMIGRATION (AMENDMENT) (NO. 2) BILL 1987 -- Resumption of debate on Second Reading (8 April 1987) [Legco005]
Second Reading of 'A Bill to amend the Immigration Ordinance'.
Moving Speaker(s):
Secretary for Security (Michael Leung)
Other Speaker(s):
Mr. Cheong-Leen
Mr. Swaine
Mr. Andrew Wong
Mr. Yu-Tai Lee
Mr. Tam
Summary: Right of Abode of HK residents was introduced
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26 - 38 |
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1987-07-08 00:00:00.0
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PLACES OF PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT ORDINANCE FILM CENSORSHIP REGULATIONS 1987 [Legco008]
That the Film Censorship Regulations 1987, published as Legal Notice No. 154 of 1987 and laid on the table of the Legislative Council on 10th June 1987 be amended as follows? 'In regulation 3A by deleting paragraph (vii)'.
Moving Speaker(s):
Mr. Martin Lee
Other Speaker(s):
Attorney General (Michael David Thomas)
Mr. Sohmen
Mr. Cheong
Dr. Tse
Mrs. Tam
Mr. ying-Lun Chan
Mr. Yeung
Mr. Kam-Chuen Chan
Dr. Lam
Mr. Szeto Wah
Chief Secretary (David Robert Ford)
Dr. Ho
Mr. Andrew Wong
Mrs. Fan
Mr. Desmond Lee
Summary: The effect of the motion was to revoke the power of the censor to refuse to approve the exhibition of a film when he is of the opinion that the showing of the film in a public place 'would damage good relations with other territories.'
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58 - 93 |
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1987-07-08 00:00:00.0
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Prosecutions under section 27 of the Public Order Ordinance [Legco007]
With regard to (a) the recent publication by the Overseas edition of Outlook Magazine of a statement attributed to Mr. LI Hou, the Secretary General of the Basic Law Drafting Committee that the introduction of direct elections in 1988 will be a breach of the spirit of the Joint Declaration, which statement was distributed by the Xinhua News Agency to a number of journalists in Hong Kong and, which statement was subsequently denied by Mr. LI Hou as having been made by him; and (b) the publication of an article in the Hong Kong Standard on 20 June 1987 entitled 'Keep your nose out, Britain tells China', in which certain statements were attributed to 'a Foreign Office spokesman' which statements were later denied by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office as having been made by them; will the Administration inform this Council as to the following: (1) whether any prosecutions will be instituted under section 27 of the Public Order Ordinance in relation to the publication of each of the said statements with regard to: (a) the falsity of the news; (b) the publication thereof; and (c) the likelihood to cause alarm to the public or a section thereof; (2) whether any investigation has been conducted or is being conducted by the law enforcement agencies in relation to the said publications?
Moving Speaker(s):
Mr. Martin Lee
Other Speaker(s):
Attorney General (Michael David Thomas)
Dr. Lam
Mr. Jackie Chan
Mr. Desmond Lee
Summary: Whether the press which published a Chinese official's opinion on political reform, which was subeequently denied, would be prosecuted under the Public Order Ordinance
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8 - 12 |
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1987-07-15 00:00:00.0
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GREEN PAPER: THE 1987 REVIEW OF DEVELOPMENTS IN REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT [Legco009]
That this Council takes note of the Green Paper: The 1987 Review of Developments in Representative Government.
Moving Speaker(s):
Ms. Dunn
Other Speaker(s):
Mr. Cheong-Leen
Mr. Peter Wong
Mr. Chen
Mr. ying-Lun Chan
Mr. Yeung
Mr. Jackie Chan
Mr. Kam-Chuen Chan
Mr. Cham
Ms. Tam
Mr. Hu
Mrs. Chow
Mr. Peter Poon
Mr. Cheng
Dr. Ho
Mr. Ip
Mrs. Ng
Mrs. Fan
Summary: Members expressed opinions on the Green Paper on the review of representative government.
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16 - 80 |
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1987-07-16 00:00:00.0
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GREEN PAPER: THE 1987 REVIEW OF DEVELOPMENT IN REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT -- Resumption of debate (15 July 1987) [Legco010]
That this Council takes note of the Green Paper: The 1988 Review of Developments in Representative Government.
Moving Speaker(s):
Ms. Dunn
Other Speaker(s):
Mr. Chung
Mr. Sohmen
Mr. Szeto
Dr. Tse
Mr. Clydesdale
Mrs Tam
Mr. Tai
Mr. Lai
Mr. Ngai
Prof. Poon
Dr. Lam
Chief Secretary (David Robert Ford)
Mr. Liu
Mr. Andrew Wong
Dr. Chiu
Mr. Martin Lee
Mr. Pang
Mr. Ho
Mr. Chi-Fai Poon
Mr. Lau
Mr. Allen Lee
Mr. Hui
Mr. Li
Summary: Members expressed opinions on the Green Paper on the review of representative government.
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3 - 81 |
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