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... land transactions should now be deemed to be for a 'public purpose'. Action 3 – Restoring Land Administration and improving Small House regulation to meet public expectations, policy and CBD obligations: para 11. Administrative tightening up and improved enforcement for identified impacts are listed...

... land transactions should now be deemed to be for a 'public purpose'. Action 3 – Restoring Land Administration and improving Small House regulation to meet public expectations, policy and CBD obligations: para 11. Administrative tightening up and improved enforcement for identified impacts are listed...

... item IV. He also took this opportunity to thank six retired members, viz. Prof. Kelvin CHAN Kam-chuen, Mr LI Ying-sang, MH, JP, Dr Alice LUI SO Yee-lai, Prof. SHAW Pang-chui, Prof. TONG Yao and Mr Thomas WONG Kwok-fun, for their contribution to the Committee. - 3 - Agenda Items I. Declaration of...

.... Confirmation of Minutes of the Last Meetings held on 18.1.2005 and 25.2.2005 56/05 The minutes of the meeting held on 18 January 2005 were confirmed with the following amendments: Para. 01/05: to replace “Dr Craig Kirkpatrick, Dr SUN Mei and Mr WONG Hing-keung” with “Dr Craig Kirkpatrick and Dr SUN Mei”. - 3...

... streams and ponds. Green Turtle (Chelonia mydas) Lizards Lizards are the largest group of reptiles in the world, with more than 3,000 species of which only two are venomous. In Hong Kong, the lizards are represented by members of six major families: geckoes (Gekkonidae), skinks (Scincidae), agamids...

... (Recreation Development) Mr. William CHOW Country Parks Officer (Recreation Development)1 Ms. Lindy TAM Country Parks Officer (Recreation Development)2 3 ABSENT WITH APOLOGIES Mr. CHEUNG Siu-keung, MH Dr. LEE Nam-yuk, Amelia, MH Mr. YU Hon-kwan, MH, JP Ms. YU Pik-fan, Vriko Mr. LAI Kin-ming, Mickey Deputy...

...' by circulating the water to the mesh for oxygenation and then back to their gills for air exchange. Therefore they can leave the water for several hours without suffocating. Sesarmid crabs are usually small in size, with a carapace width of about 2-3 cm wide. The biggest Sesarmid crab in Hong Kong...

... welcomed everyone to the meeting. - 3 - 47/19 The Chairman informed members that, as an established practice, to facilitate the taking of minutes of meeting, sound recording would be made during the meeting. The audio records would be destroyed after the meeting minutes had been confirmed. AGENDA ITEMS I...

... Hong Kong is diverse in character and surprisingly rich in species. Many typical species of the Southeast Asian tropical flora are seen here at the limit of their northern distribution range. More than 3 300 species and GovHK Website: http://www.gov.hk Information contained in this publication may be...

... Kong’s population of seven million in 2024 included 717 tonnes of rice, 2 332 tonnes of vegetables, 3 073 heads of pigs, 25 heads of cattle and 21 tonnes of poultry. Many of the above were imported, but Hong Kong’s primary producers helped satisfy some of the demand. Local Production: The gross value...