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Hong Kong SAR China
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This provision says certain airline-related income, assets, and gains are exempt or taxed only in the airline’s own Contracting Party under the Mauritius air services arrangement.
Hong Kong SAR China
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Some taxpayers for the 1997 tax year are exempt from paying 10% of their tax, with a special proportional rule for certain spouses who elected joint assessment under Part VII.
Hong Kong SAR China
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The Article says certain aircraft-related income, capital, assets, and gains are taxable only in the relevant Contracting Party, and the competent authorities must try to resolve disputes by consultation.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This document states that the Order was revoked.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This Ordinance sets up a trust fund for police officers’ children’s education and welfare, managed by a committee, with the Commissioner as trustee.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This Ordinance incorporates The St. Stephen’s Girls’ College Council as a body corporate and gives it listed powers, while also requiring certain filings with the Registrar of Companies.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This Ordinance establishes The Community Chest of Hong Kong, sets out its constitution and powers, and requires filings and fees to the Registrar of Companies.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This Ordinance incorporates The Diocesan Boys’ School Committee as a body corporate and gives it powers to run the school, hold property, borrow, invest, and handle documents under the seal rules.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This Ordinance incorporates The Council of the Diocesan Girls’ School as a body corporate and gives it powers to manage the school, hold property, borrow, invest, and do related acts.
Hong Kong SAR China
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The Ordinance incorporates The Diocesan Preparatory School Council as a body corporate and gives it powers to run the school, hold and deal with property, borrow and raise money, and use a common seal.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This Ordinance establishes the Hong Kong Baptist University, sets out its governing bodies and powers, requires accounts and audit reporting, and prohibits unauthorised use of the University’s title.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This provision is marked as repealed.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This Ordinance creates the Sir David Trench Fund for Recreation and sets rules for how the trustee must hold, apply, account for, invest, and report on the fund.
Hong Kong SAR China
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The ordinance sets the Hong Kong Red Cross’s basic structure and powers, and prohibits unauthorized use, possession, sale, or imitation of Red Cross badges, emblems, titles, uniforms, and related items.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This Ordinance creates the Hospital Authority and gives it powers to run public hospitals, charge fees, make bylaws, borrow and invest money, and establish committees, while requiring compliance with several government directions and reporting duties.
Hong Kong SAR China
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These bylaws restrict trading, advertising, conduct, entry, and use of facilities inside hospitals, and set offences and penalties for breaches.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This Ordinance creates the Vocational Training Council and sets out its main functions, powers, membership, financial reporting, and rule-making powers.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This Ordinance sets up a trust fund for children of certain Correctional Services Department employees and creates a trustee and committee to manage it.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This Ordinance establishes the City University of Hong Kong and sets out its main governing bodies, powers, reporting duties, and a penalty for unauthorized use of the University’s title.
Hong Kong SAR China
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This Ordinance incorporates The Methodist Church, Hong Kong, gives the Corporation powers to manage property and charitable institutions, and assigns management to the Standing Committee.