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Motion and Speakers |
Pages |
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1988-10-28 00:00:00.0
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Address by his Excellency the Govenor [Legco022]
Moving Speaker(s):
Governor (David Wilson)
Other Speaker(s):
Summary: Governor (David Wilson) mentioned the progress of the drafting of the Basic Law.
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60 - 60 |
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1988-11-09 00:00:00.0
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Motion of Thanks [Legco023]
That this Council thanks the Governor (David Wilson) for his address.
Moving Speaker(s):
Mr. Allen Lee
Other Speaker(s):
Mr. Tam
Mr. Martin Lee
Summary: Mr. Martin Lee expressed discontent over Chinese intervention of Hong Kong administration; Mr. Tam urged more political education.
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46 - 117 |
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1988-11-10 00:00:00.0
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MOTION OF THANKS -- Resumption of debate on motion which was moved on 9 November 1988 [Legco024]
That this Council thanks the Governor (David Wilson) for his address.
Moving Speaker(s):
Mr. Allen Lee
Other Speaker(s):
Mr. Arculli
Summary: Mr. Arculli encouraged HK people to take an interest in Basic Law.
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13 - 18 |
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1989-03-15 00:00:00.0
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Death Penalty [Legco025]
Will the Government consider taking the necessary steps to abolish the death penalty in Hong Kong?
Moving Speaker(s):
Mr. McGregor
Other Speaker(s):
Chief Secretary (David Robert Ford)
Mr. Ngai
Mr. Peter Wong
Mr. Martin Lee
Summary: Legco members asked questions about abolition of death penalty.
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19 - 21 |
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1989-04-26 00:00:00.0
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APPROPRIATION BILL 1989 -- Resumption of debate on Second Reading which was moved on 1 March 1989 [Legco026]
Moving Speaker(s):
Financial Secretary (Piers Jacobs)
Other Speaker(s):
Mr. Allen Lee
Summary: Mr. Allen Lee mentioned there was recent political debates but reminded that economy was the lifeline of Hong Kong.
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6 - 12 |
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1989-05-03 00:00:00.0
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Bill of Rights [Legco027]
Will the Administration inform this Council whether legislation corresponding to a Bill of rights for Hong Kong has been drafted and, if so, when it will be presented to this Council?
Moving Speaker(s):
Dr. Leong
Other Speaker(s):
Mr. Andrew Wong
Chief Secretary (David Robert Ford)
Mr. Chow
Mr. Szeto
Mr. Arculli
Mr. Martin Lee
Mr. McGregor
Attorney General (Jeremy Fell Matthews)
Summary: Members questioned whether a Bill of Rights will be enacted and its relationship with the Basic law to be published soon afterwards.
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10 - 15 |
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1989-05-31 00:00:00.0
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THE BASIC LAW OF THE HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA (DRAFT) [Legco028]
That this Council calls on the people of Hong Kong to express their views on 'The Basic Law of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China (Draft)' and urges the authorities concerned to take such views fully into account before the promulgation of the Basic Law
Moving Speaker(s):
Mr. Allen Lee
Other Speaker(s):
Mr. Andrew Wong
Mr. Yan-Lung Cheung
Mr. Chan
Mr. Tam
Mr. Edward Ho
Dr. Tse
Mr. Chung
Mr. Szeto
Mr. Sai-Chu Ho
Mr. Hui
Mr. Martin Lee
Summary: Members expressed opinions on the Basic Law draft.
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36 - 84 |
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1989-06-01 00:00:00.0
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THE BASIC LAW OF THE HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA (DRAFT) -- Resumption of debate on motion which was moved on 31 May 1989 [Legco029]
That this Council calls on the people of Hong Kong to express their views on 'The Basic Law of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China (Draft)' and urges the authorities concerned to take such views fully into account before the promulgation of the Basic Law
Moving Speaker(s):
Mr. Allen Lee
Other Speaker(s):
Mr. Michael Cheng
Mrs. Tu
Dr. Ip
Mr. Chow
Mr. Paul Cheng
Mr. Chi-Fai Poon
Mrs. Lau
Dr. Leong
Mr. Tien
Mr. McGregor
Chief Secretary (David Robert Ford)
Mr. Sit
Mrs. So
Mr. Arculli
Mr. Peter Wong
Mr. Barrow
Mrs. Fong
Ms. Leung
Mrs. Tam
Summary: Members expressed opinions on the Basic Law draft.
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5 - 65 |
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1989-06-21 00:00:00.0
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Announcement by the President [Legco030]
Moving Speaker(s):
President of Legco (David Wilson)
Other Speaker(s):
Summary: A response to the June-fourth incident
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5 - 7 |
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1989-06-28 00:00:00.0
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WELFARE OF CHILDREN IN HONG KONG [Legco031]
That, to mark the 10th Anniversary of the International Year of the Child, this Council urges the Government and the community to take action on protecting the rights and improving the well-being of children in Hong Kong.
Moving Speaker(s):
Mr. Hui
Other Speaker(s):
Secretary for Security (Geoffrey Thomas Barnes)
Dr. Ip
Mrs. Tu
Mrs. Lam
Mrs. Chow
Mr. Tai
Mrs. Lau
Dr. Leong
Secretary for Health and Welfare (Tak-Hay Chau)
Secretary for Education and Manpower (George Blacker Bridge)
Mr. Edward Ho
Mr. Arculli
Mr. David Cheung
Mrs. Fan
Mrs. Tam
Summary: Members commented on the status of protection of Children's rights in Hong Kong.
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33 - 79 |
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1989-07-05 00:00:00.0
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE REPORT ON HONG KONG [Legco032]
That this Council takes note of the Foreign Affairs Committee Report on Hong Kong and urges strongly that the British Government should urgently take adequate and appropriate measures to ensure a safe and secure future for the people of Hong Kong, including the restoration of full British citizenship to British subjects in Hong Kong.
Moving Speaker(s):
Mr. Allen Lee
Other Speaker(s):
Dr. Tse
Mr. Chi-Fai Poon
Mr. Szeto
Mrs. Lam
Mr. Hon-Kwan Cheng
Mrs. Chow
Mrs. Lau
Mr. Tien
Prof. Poon
Mr. Chan
Mr. Ngai
Mr. Cheong
Mr. Chung
Mr. Barrow
Mrs. Fong
Ms. Tam
Mr. Andrew Wong
Mrs. Tu
Mr. Chow
Mr. Lam
Mr. Tai
Dr. Leong
Mr. Martin Lee
Mr. Wong-fat Lau
Chief Secretary (David Robert Ford)
Mr. Sit
Mrs. So
Mr. Peter Wong
Mr. Hui
Mrs. Fan
Summary: Members commented on the Foreign Affairs Committee (FAC) report published in 30 June 1989.
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25 - 117 |
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1989-07-19 00:00:00.0
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Review of future system of government [Legco033]
In view of the desire manifested by the public at large for expediting democractic development in Hong Kong, will Government inform this Council whether, in reviewing the future system of government in Hong Kong for 1991 and after, consideration will be given to the views expressed by various organizations as regards the composition of the future Legislative Council; and whether there will be formal public consultation in the review?
Moving Speaker(s):
Mr. Chow
Other Speaker(s):
Chief Secretary (David Robert Ford)
Summary: Mr. Chow questioned how the government would take the public opinion into consideration in reviewing the future system of government in Hong Kong for 1991 and after.
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7 - 8 |
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