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Oil Pollution (Land Use and Requisition) Ordinance (Chapter 247).

To empower appropriate measures to be taken to prevent, mitigate and repair pollution of and damage to the waters, foreshore and adjoining areas of Hong Kong arising from oil spillage, and for matters incidental thereto and connected therewith.

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Resource Language: 
English
ISBN / Resource ID: 
LEX-FAOC072903
Pages: 
5
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All rights reserved
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This Ordinance lays down measures to prevent pollution of the waters and foreshores of Hong Kong from oil spillage.Any public officer shall have the power to enter and requisition any land or requisition any property in order to prevent, clear up or repair from pollution caused by oil spillage. The Ordinance further provides for compensation, liability for costs of cleaning-up operations, and offences.

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China
Eastern Asia
Asia

Related categories

palm oil industries
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