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Hong Kong SAR China
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This instrument has no chapter number under Cap. 614, but Hong Kong e-Legislation assigns it an unofficial reference number for identification and search purposes. It is in Chinese only.
Hong Kong SAR China
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The instrument has an unofficial reference number in Hong Kong e-Legislation for identification and search purposes, and it was not given a chapter number under Cap. 614.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This note says the instrument has no chapter number under the Legislation Publication Ordinance, but it has an unofficial reference number on Hong Kong e-Legislation for identification and searching. It also says the instrument is in Chinese only.
Hong Kong SAR China
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The state allows the private sector to exist and develop within legal limits, and land may be transferred according to law; unlawful land transfer is prohibited.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This decision establishes the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and states that it is to be established on July 1, 1997.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This decision sets out how Hong Kong’s first government and first Legislative Council are to be formed.
Hong Kong SAR China
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The Third Session of the Seventh National People’s Congress approves a proposal and says the committee will be established when the Basic Law takes effect.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This interpretation says who is treated as a Chinese national in Hong Kong, allows use of certain valid British or foreign travel documents for travel, and denies consular protection tied to those documents. It also gives the Hong Kong Government power to assign the Immigration Department to handle nationality applicat
Hong Kong SAR China
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This declaration announces the baselines of parts of China’s territorial sea and lists the base points and coordinates used for them.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This decision says Hong Kong’s pre-existing laws are generally adopted, but laws or provisions that conflict with the Basic Law are excluded, and adopted laws must be applied with necessary adaptations.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This provision describes the approved boundary of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, including land and sea sectors and their coordinate points.
Hong Kong SAR China
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The decision says the 2007 Chief Executive election and the 2008 Legislative Council election must not use full universal suffrage, but limited amendments to the specific election methods may still be made if they do not conflict with that decision and follow the Basic Law principles.
Hong Kong SAR China
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The Standing Committee empowers Hong Kong SAR to exercise jurisdiction over the Shenzhen Bay Port Hong Kong Port Area, and Hong Kong SAR must administer the area as an out-of-bounds zone once the port is put to use.
Hong Kong SAR China
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The provision defines the Hong Kong Port Area at the Shenzhen Bay Port, sets its land-use area, and states when the land-use period starts and ends.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This decision says the 2012 Hong Kong Chief Executive and Legislative Council elections would not use full universal suffrage, and it sets reporting and amendment procedures for any future changes.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This decision sets out how the Hong Kong Chief Executive may be chosen by universal suffrage, including nomination rules, voter rights, and the need for later legislative amendments.
Hong Kong SAR China
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The arrangement sets up the West Kowloon Station Port, divides it into Hong Kong and Mainland areas, and assigns jurisdiction and operational duties to the Mainland and the HKSAR.
Hong Kong SAR China
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The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region should enact legislation to implement the Co-operation Arrangement, and the State Council must approve the West Kowloon Station Mainland Port Area.
Hong Kong SAR China
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The sixth-term Legislative Council of Hong Kong must keep carrying out its duties after 30 September 2020 for at least one year, until the seventh-term Legislative Council begins.
Hong Kong SAR China
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Legislative Council members lose qualification if they are found to support Hong Kong independence, deny China’s sovereignty over Hong Kong, seek foreign or outside interference, or otherwise endanger national security.