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GPD Ref. No. Gaz-Index--08 IN-02-S1-Ordinance-A ORDINANCES OF THE HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION 2008 Index to 29 February 2008 Ordinance Short Title No. Page The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Declaration ⎫ ⎪ of C. W. Chu College, Wu Yee Sun College and ⎪ Lee Woo Sing College as Constituent Colleges) ⎪ ⎬ 2 A97 00 Ordinance .............................................................. ⎪ ⎪ 《香港中文大學 (宣布敬文書院、伍宜孫書院及和聲 ⎪ 書院為成員書院) 條例》........................................... ⎭ ⎫ Civil Justice (Miscellaneous Amendments) ⎪ Ordinance 2008 ...................................................... ⎬ 3 A10700 ⎪ 《2008 年民事司法制度 (雜項修訂) 條例》.................... ⎭ Domicile Ordinance ................................................... ⎫ ⎬ 4 A18100 《居籍條例》................................................................. ⎭ ⎫ Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes (Amendment) ⎪ Ordinance 2008 ...................................................... ⎬ 1 A5 00 ⎪ 《2008 年強制性公積金計劃 (修訂) 條例》.................... ⎭ 2 INDEX OF NEW ORDINANCES AND AMENDMENTS TO ORDINANCES NOT YET PUBLISHED IN THE LOOSE-LEAF EDITION OF THE LAWS OF HONG KONG AS UPDATED BY ISSUE 37 INDEX OF NEW ORDINANCES AND AMENDMENTS TO ORDINANCES NOT YET PUBLISHED IN THE LOOSE-LEAF EDITION OF THE LAWS OF HONG KONG AS UPDATED BY ISSUE 37 (To 29.2.2008) This index lists new Ordinances and amendments to Ordinances which are not published in the Loose-leaf Edition as updated by the most recent issue (i.e. Issue 37). The index is published monthly, and for new Ordinances or amendments to Ordinances published later than the index, users should refer to the individual Legal Supplements to the Gazette. 2. Part 1 lists new principal Ordinances. Part 2 lists Ordinances that have been amended, repealed or otherwise affected; following each item is the Ordinance or the Legal Notice that effected the amendment or repeal, etc. N.B. (a) Items arising from legislation enacted in February 2008 are printed in bold type. (b) Material is included whether or not it is in operation, but is not included when it is shown (as not yet in operation) in the pink Check Lists of the Loose-leaf Edition. PART 1 NEW PRINCIPAL ORDINANCES (For amendments to these, see Part 2) Accreditation of Academic and Vocational Qualifications (6 of 2007) The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Declaration of C. W. Chu College, Wu Yee Sun College and Lee Woo Sing College as Constituent Colleges) (2 of 2008) The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Declaration of Morningside College and S. H. Ho College as Constituent Colleges) (18 of 2007) Domicile (4 of 2008) Hazardous Chemicals Control (19 of 2007) Shenzhen Bay Port Hong Kong Port Area (4 of 2007) Tsing Sha Control Area (16 of 2007) Unsolicited Electronic Messages (9 of 2007) AMENDMENTS, REPEALS, ETC. 3 Gaz-Index--07 IN-12-S1-Ordinance-B PART 2 AMENDMENTS, REPEALS, ETC. (N.B. This Part does not include commencement notices) Accreditation of Academic and Vocational Qualifications Ordinance (6 of 2007)—LN 130/2007 paras. (5)(o) & (6)(ag) Administrative Appeals Board (Cap. 442)—6 of 2007 Adoption (Cap. 290)—LN 130/2007 para. (9)(v) Aerial Ropeways (Safety) (Cap. 211)—LN 130/2007 para. (11)(d ) Agricultural Products (Marketing) (Cap. 277)—LN 130/2007 para. (9)(u) Air Pollution Control (Cap. 311)—LN 130/2007 para. (8)(n) Animals (Control of Experiments) (Cap. 340)—LN 130/2007 para. (9)(x) Antiquities and Monuments (Cap. 53)—LN 130/2007 para. (10)(a) Arbitration (Cap. 341)—3 of 2008 ss. 11 & 12 Architects Registration (Cap. 408)—LN 130/2007 para. (8)(ag) Auxiliary Forces Pay and Allowances (Cap. 254)—LN 130/2007 para. (6)(h) Bankruptcy (Cap. 6)—LN 102/2007 Bankruptcy (Amendment) Ordinance 2005 (18 of 2005)—LN 102/2007 Bedspace Apartments (Cap. 447)—LN 130/2007 para. (9)(ag) Bills of Lading and Analogous Shipping Documents (Cap. 440)—LN 130/2007 para. (2)(g) Broadcasting (Cap. 562)—LN 130/2007 para. (2)(l ) Builders’ Lifts and Tower Working Platforms (Safety) (Cap. 470)—LN 130/2007 para. (8)(aq) Buildings (Cap. 123)—LN 130/2007 para. (11)(b) Business Registration (Cap. 310)—LN 4/2008 Certification for Employee Benefits (Chinese Medicine) (Miscellaneous Amendments) Ordinance 2006 (16 of 2006)—LN 130/2007 para. (4)(an) 4 AMENDMENTS, REPEALS, ETC. Chemical Weapons (Convention) (Cap. 578)—LN 130/2007 para. (2)(n), LN 20/2008 Chief Executive Election (Cap. 569)—LN 130/2007 para. (1)(l ) Child Care Services (Cap. 243)—LN 130/2007 paras. (5)(c) & (9)(t) Chinese Medicine (Cap. 549)—LN 130/2007 para. (9)(aq) The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Cap. 1109)—LN 109/2007, 18 of 2007 s. 5(1), LN 233/2007, 2 of 2008 s. 5 Chiropractors Registration (Cap. 428)—LN 130/2007 para. (9)(af ) City University of Hong Kong (Cap. 1132)—14 of 2007 Community Service Orders (Cap. 378)—LN 130/2007 para. (9)(ab) Companies (Cap. 32)—LN 86/2007 Companies (Amendment) Ordinance 2004 (30 of 2004)—LN 86/2007 Construction Industry Council (Cap. 587)—11 of 2007 s. 36(6), LN 130/2007 para. (8)(bd ) Construction Workers Registration (Cap. 583)—11 of 2007 s. 36(6), LN 130/2007 para. (8)(bb) Consumer Council (Cap. 216)—LN 130/2007 para. (4)(i) Consumer Goods Safety (Cap. 456)—LN 130/2007 para. (4)(ae) Contracts for Employment Outside Hong Kong (Cap. 78)—LN 130/2007 para. (4)(d ) Copyright (Cap. 528)—13 of 2001, LN 130/2007 paras. (2)(h) & (5)(i), 15 of 2007 Copyright (Suspension of Amendments) Ordinance 2001 (Cap. 568)—LN 130/2007 para. (2)(m), repealed 15 of 2007 s. 76 Coroners (Cap. 504)—LN 130/2007 para. (9)(an) Correctional Services Children’s Education Trust (Cap. 1131)—LN 130/2007 para. (6)(af ) Criminal Procedure (Cap. 221)—LN 136/2007 s. 16, LN 191/2007 Dangerous Drugs (Cap. 134)—LN 37/2007, LN 130/2007 para. (5)(a) AMENDMENTS, REPEALS, ETC. 5 Gaz-Index--07 IN-12-S1-Ordinance-B Defences (Firing Areas) (Cap. 196)—LN 130/2007 para. (8)(g) Dentists Registration (Cap. 156)—LN 130/2007 para. (9)(k) Disability Discrimination (Cap. 487)—LN 130/2007 para. (9)(ak) Discovery Bay Tunnel Link (Cap. 520)—LN 130/2007 para. (8)(az) District Councils (Cap. 547)—LN 130/2007 para. (1)( j) District Court (Cap. 336)—LN 130/2007 para. (11)(i), LN 136/2007 s. 19, LN 191/2007, 3 of 2008 ss. 4, 5, 15, 16, 20, 21, 23, 28, 29, 32, 34, 35, 45 & 46 Dogs and Cats (Cap. 167)—LN 130/2007 para. (9)( p) Dumping at Sea (Cap. 466)—LN 130/2007 para. (8)(ap) Dutiable Commodities (Cap. 109)—LN 220/2007, LN 33/2008 s. 2 Eastern Harbour Crossing (Cap. 215)—11 of 2007 s. 36(1), LN 130/2007 paras. (8)(h)(i) & (11)(e) Education (Cap. 279)—LN 130/2007 paras. (5)(d ), (6)(k) & (7)(c) Education Scholarships Fund (Cap. 1085)—LN 130/2007 para. (6)(w) Electricity (Cap. 406)—LN 130/2007 paras. (4)(u) & (6)( p) Electricity Networks (Statutory Easements) (Cap. 357)—LN 130/2007 para. (11)( j) Electronic Transactions (Cap. 553)—9 of 2007 s. 63, LN 130/2007 paras. (2)( j) & (3), LN 214/2007 Employees Compensation Assistance (Cap. 365)—LN 130/2007 para. (4)(n) Employees’ Compensation Insurance Levies (Cap. 411)—LN 130/2007 para. (4)(w) Employees Retraining (Cap. 423)—LN 130/2007 para. (5)(g)(i), LN 216/2007 Employment (Cap. 57)—7 of 2007, LN 130/2007 para. (6)(a) Employment of Young Persons and Children at Sea (Cap. 58)—LN 130/2007 para. (6)(c) Engineers Registration (Cap. 409)—LN 130/2007 para. (8)(ah) English Schools Foundation (Cap. 1117)—LN 130/2007 para. (6)(ac) Entertainment Special Effects (Cap. 560)—LN 130/2007 para. (2)(k) 6 AMENDMENTS, REPEALS, ETC. Environment and Conservation Fund (Cap. 450)—LN 130/2007 paras. (6)(q) & (8)(am) Environmental Impact Assessment (Cap. 499)—LN 130/2007 para. (8)(aw) Estate Agents (Cap. 511)—LN 130/2007 para. (11)(q) Factories and Industrial Undertakings (Cap. 59)—LN 130/2007 para. (4)(b) Family Status Discrimination (Cap. 527)—LN 130/2007 paras. (6)(u) & (10)(d ) Federation of Hong Kong Industries (Cap. 321)—LN 130/2007 para. (1)(a) Ferry Services (Cap. 104)—LN 130/2007 para. (8)(d ) Film Censorship (Cap. 392)—LN 130/2007 para. (2)(e) Fixed Penalty (Criminal Proceedings) (Cap. 240)—LN 130/2007 para. (8)(k) Fixed Penalty (Public Cleanliness Offences) (Cap. 570)—LN 130/2007 para. (9)(au) Fixed Penalty (Traffic Contraventions) (Cap. 237)—LN 130/2007 para. (8)( j) Forests and Countryside (Cap. 96)—LN 130/2007 para. (8)(c) Freight Containers (Safety) (Cap. 506)—LN 130/2007 para. (4)(ah) Gas Safety (Cap. 51)—LN 130/2007 para. (4)(a) Grantham Scholarships Fund (Cap. 1076)—LN 130/2007 para. (6)(v) Guardianship of Minors (Cap. 13)—20 of 2007 High Court (Cap. 4)—LN 130/2007 para. (11)(a), 3 of 2008 ss. 3, 9, 10, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 30, 31, 33, 43 & 44 Hong Kong Airport (Control of Obstructions) (Cap. 301)—LN 130/2007 para. (11)(g) Hong Kong Arts Development Council (Cap. 472)—LN 130/2007 para. (6)(r) Hong Kong Council for Academic Accreditation (Cap. 1150)—6 of 2007 (Now Hong Kong Council for Accreditation of Academic and Vocational Qualifications), LN 130/2007 para. (5)(m)(i) Hong Kong Council on Smoking and Health (Cap. 389)—LN 130/2007 para. (9)(ad ) AMENDMENTS, REPEALS, ETC. 7 Gaz-Index--07 IN-12-S1-Ordinance-B Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority (Cap. 261)—LN 130/2007 para. (6)( j), LN 196/2007 Hong Kong Tourism Board (Cap. 302)—LN 130/2007 para. (4)(l ) Hong Kong Trade Development Council (Cap. 1114)—LN 130/2007 para. (2)(o) Hong Kong War Memorial Pensions (Cap. 386)—LN 130/2007 para. (9)(ac) Hospital Authority (Cap.
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