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This Ordinance incorporates the St. Stephen’s College Council and sets out its core governance powers, filing duties, and approval requirements.
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This Ordinance incorporates the St. Stephen’s College Council and sets out its core governance powers, filing duties, and approval requirements.
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This document shows the St. Stephen’s College Regulations as repealed throughout sections 1 to 18.
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The Director of Highways may provide and install lamp posts and lamps for public lighting and traffic control in Hong Kong. It is an offence to wilfully interfere with lamps, and a witness may seize an offender without a warrant. The District Court may order payment for non-wilful damage.
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This Ordinance creates a corporate body for the trustees and gives them power to manage the two Chater endowment funds, with a deadline for new trustees to provide evidence of appointment to the Chief Executive.
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This Ordinance sets out how the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals is constituted, governed, funded, and managed.
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This Ordinance creates The Trustees of the Union Church in Hong Kong as a corporation and sets rules for church governance, membership, meetings, trustees, officers, rules, and trust property.
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This provision sets out the University of Hong Kong’s legal structure, powers, governance bodies, officer roles, and rules for degrees, contracts, and appointments.
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This Ordinance incorporates the directors of the Young Men’s Christian Association of Hong Kong as a body corporate and gives the corporation powers over property and document execution.
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This Ordinance sets out how the Zetland Hall Trustees are formed and managed, what powers they have over property and funds, and what notices, meetings, and signatures are required.
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This provision is marked as repealed.
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This Ordinance incorporates the Hong Kong Council of Social Service as a body corporate and gives it powers, filing duties, and document-signing rules.
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This Ordinance incorporates the Hong Kong Society for the Protection of Children, gives it corporate powers, and requires registration of certain documents with the Registrar of Companies.
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The Hong Kong Housing Society is incorporated as a body corporate, gets corporate powers, and must file its constitution documents and pay registration fees.
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This Ordinance sets the licensing and control framework for telecommunications. It gives the Authority powers to issue licences, class licences, permits and guidelines, and it restricts unlicensed telecommunications activities and radiocommunications apparatus use.
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These regulations set licence fees, licence validity periods, surrender rules, interference restrictions, and enforcement powers for the Authority.
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This regulation sets spectrum utilization fees for certain mobile spectrum users and gives the Authority powers to designate areas, publish details, and adjust fee-related accounts.
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This regulation sets rules for auctioning spectrum utilization fees and gives the Secretary and Authority powers over the auction process.
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This regulation sets out how certain spectrum utilization fees are determined by auction and when some fees are exempt.
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An existing assignee who accepts the Authority’s offer must pay the spectrum utilization fee, in a lump sum, for the relevant spectrum; the Authority controls the time and manner of payment.
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This regulation requires licensed spectrum users to pay a spectrum utilization fee for certain licensed radio spectrum uses, subject to transitional reductions and payment timing rules.