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The following list shows emergency legislations in Hong Kong including the corresponding title, explanatory note, and gazettal date. Unless otherwise specifies, all legislations thereafter are made under Emergency Regulations Ordinance.

Note to self

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<ref>{{Cite journal |date=|title=G.N. |url=|journal=Hong Kong Government Gazette |volume=|issue=|pages=–}}</ref>  Repealed 

1844

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  • Martial Law [26 November 1844]
    • To empower the Governor of Hongkong with the advice of the Executive Council thereof in case of exigency, to place any Districts or Public or Military Stations of the said Island under Martial Law.
    • The Law is seen as the precedent of Emergency Regulations Ordinance.
    • The Law was repealed on 19 August 1845 after disallowance proclaimed.

Regulations

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1922

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  • Unnamed regulations (Government Notification No. 103 of 1922) [28 February 1922][1]  Repealed 
    • Sections: censorship of telegram; transmission of telegram; censorship of letters; taking possession of premises; taking possession of vehicles; personal services; entry; obstruction; arrest.
    • Repealed by Government Notification No. 117 of 1922.
  • Additional unnamed regulations (Government Notification No. 105 of 1922) [3 March 1922][2]  Repealed 
    • Sections: Taking possession of coal, firewood, and food stuffs; restraint to enforce orders to work.
    • Repealed by Government Notification No. 117 of 1922.

1925

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  • Unnamed regulations (Government Notification No. 366 of 1925) [22 June 1925][3]  Repealed 
    • Sections: censorship of telegram; transmission of telegram; censorship of letters; taking possession of premises; taking possession of vehicles; personal services; entry; obstruction; arrest.
    • Repealed by Government Notification No. 617 of 1931.
  • Unnamed regulations (Government Notification No. 368 of 1925) [23 June 1925][4]  Repealed 
    • Prohibiting named banks from paying out to any depositor a sum larger than ten per centum of the amount standing to his credit with them.
    • Repealed by Government Notification No. 389 of 1925.
  • Unnamed regulations (Government Notification No. 369 of 1925) [25 June 1925][5]  Repealed 
    • Prohibiting printing, publishing, or distributing any newspaper placard or pamphlet containing any matter in the Chinese languages which has not been previously submitted to and passed by the Secretary for Chinese Affairs; and etc.
    • Repealed by Government Notification No. 617 of 1931.
  • Unnamed regulations (Government Notification No. 397 of 1925) [6 July 1925][6]  Repealed 
    • Captain Superintendent of Police and any Police officer authorised by him shall have power to arrest and detain any person who appears to him to have no regular employment in the Colony; and etc.
    • Repealed by Government Notification No. 617 of 1931.
  • Unnamed regulations (Government Notification No. 399 of 1925) [6 July 1925][7]  Repealed 
    • Two magistrates sitting together shall have power to inflict summarily the following punishments for any crime made under section 4 of the Arms and Ammunition Ordinance, 1900, namely, imprisonment with hard labour for any term not exceeding ten years, and flogging; and etc.
    • Repealed by Government Notification No. 235.
  • Unnamed regulations (Government Notification No. 400 of 1925) [9 July 1925][8]  Repealed 
    • Every person who has any seditious matter, or by violence prevents any other person from doing any act which he is legally entitled to do, or commits any offence against provisions of section 22 of the Summary Offences Ordinance, 1845, shall be liable upon summary conviction before a magistrate to imprisonment with hard labour for any term not exceeding ten years, and flogging; and etc.
    • Amended by Government Notification No. 238 of 1931.
    • Repealed by Government Notification No. 617 of 1931.
  • Unnamed regulations (Government Notification No. 435 of 1925) [31 July 1925][9]  Repealed 
    • Repealed by Government Notification No. 617 of 1931.

1927

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  • Precessions and Assemblies [28 January 1927][10]  Repealed 
    • It shall be lawful for any police officer to stop, divert, divide or disperse any procession whatsoever, or to divide or disperse any crowd of assembly whatsoever; etc.
    • Repealed by Government Notification No. 617 of 1931.
  • Prevention of Disorder [28 January 1927][11]  Repealed 
    • Repealed by Government Notification No. 617 of 1931.
  • Suppression of newspaper [4 February 1927][12]  Amendment   Repealed 
    • Repealed by Government Notification No. 617 of 1931.
  • Prohibition of Meetings and Processions [4 March 1927][13]  Repealed 
    • Repealed by Prohibition of Meetings and Processions (Government Notification No. 147 of 1927).
  • Prohibition of Meetings and Processions [11 March 1927][14]  Repealed 
    • Repealed by Prohibition and Regulation of Meetings and Processions (Government Notification No. 186 of 1927).
  • Prohibition and Regulation of Meetings and Processions [1 April 1927][15]  Repealed 
    • Repealed by Government Notification No. 617 of 1931.
  • Prevention of Disorder [8 April 1927][16]  Amendment   Repealed 
    • Repealed by Prevention of Disorder (Government Notification No. 247 of 1927).
  • Prevention of Disorder [29 April 1927][17]  Amendment   Repealed 
    • Repealed by Government Notification No. 617 of 1931.

1929

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  • Water Shortage Regulations [14 June 1929][18]  Repealed 
    • Repealed by Government Notification No. 617 of 1931.
  • Further Water Shortage Regulations [19 July 1929][19]  Repealed 
    • Repealed by Government Notification No. 617 of 1931.

1931

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  • Unnamed regulations (Government Notification No. 238 of 1931) [24 April 1931][20]  Repealed 
    • Repealed by Government Notification No. 617 of 1931.
  • Unnamed regulations (Government Notification No. 616 of 1931) [27 September 1931][21]  Repealed 
    • Except in so far as any of the Regulations heretofore made under the Emergency Regulations Ordinance, 1922, have been expressly amended or rescinded all such regulations are confirmed and remain in force.
    • Repealed by Government Notification No. 617 of 1931.
  • Unnamed regulations (Government Notification No. 617 of 1931) [2 October 1931][22]
    • Subject to the provisions of section 12 of the Interpretation Ordinance, 1911, Ordinance No. 31 of 1911, as to the effect of such repeal, and subject to the continuance in force of the Order published in the Hong Kong Government Gazette Extraordinary of the 1st October, 1931, all regulations heretofore made under section 2 of the Emergency Regulations Ordinance, 1922, are repealed and the following Regulations are substituted therefor.
    • To consolidate, with minor amendments, those already in force; but to omit the Water Shortage Regulations, which are no longer required.

1932

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  • Prevention and Mitigation of Cholera [8 July 1932][23]
  • Repeal of [8 July 1932]
  • Emergency (Requisition) Regulations, 1949
  • Emergency (Royal Navy) Police Powers Regulations, 1949
  • Emergency (Principal) Regulations, 1949
  • Emergency (Arms and Ammunition Ordinance, 1933) (Amendment) Regulations, 1952
  • Emergency (Exportation) (Miscellaneous Provisions) Regulations, 1951
  • Emergency (Importation and Exportation Ordinance) (Amendment) Regulations
  • Emergency (Agricultural Poisons) Regulations, 1955
  • Emergency (Deportation and Detention) Regulations, 1962
  • Emergency (Immigration (Control and Offences) Ordinance, 1958) (Amendment) Regulations, 1962

1963

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  • Emergency (Deportation and Detention) (Amendment) Regulations, 1963 [28 June 1963]
    • To revoke and replace regulation 3 of the Emergency (Deportation and Detention) Regulations, 1962 so as to allow a Tribunal under those regulations to consist either of a President sitting alone or, at a President's discretion, of a President and additional members from a panel. The change is made owing to the difficulty of obtaining sufficient panel members to enable the Tribunal properly to discharge its functions.[24]

1965

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  • Emergency (Bank Control) Regulations 1965 [9 February 1965][25]
  • Emergency (Bank Control) (Amendment) Regulations 1965 [10 February 1965][26]
  • Emergency (Bank Control) (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations 1965 [15 February 1965][27]

1967

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  • Emergency (Courts) Regulations 1967 [23 May 1967]
  • Emergency (Prevention of Inflammatory Speeches) Regulations 1967 [24 May 1967]
  • Emergency (Prevention of Inflammatory Posters) Regulations 1967 [1 June 1967]
  • Emergency (Closed Areas) Regulations 1967 [24 June 1967]
  • Emergency (Prevention of Intimidation) Regulations 1967 [24 June 1967]
  • Emergency (Public Health and Urban Services Ordinance) (Amendment) Regulations 1967 [21 July 1967]
  • Emergency (Principal) (Amendment) Regulations 1956 [22 July 1967]
  • Emergency (Principal) (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations 1967 [1 August 1967]
  • Emergency (Legal Aid in Criminal Cases) (District Court) Regulations 1967 [1 September 1967]
  • Emergency (Principal) (Amendment) (No. 3) Regulations 1967 [5 September 1967]
  • Emergency (Firework) Regulation 1967 [8 September 1967]
  • Emergency (Amendment of Magistrates Ordinance) Regulations 1967 [27 October 1967]
  • Emergency (Principal) (Amendment) (No. 4) Regulations 1967 [27 October 1967]
  • Emergency (General Holiday) Regulations 1967 [19 November 1967]

1968

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  • Emergency (Principal) (Amendment) Regulations 1968 [17 May 1968]
    • To confer power on the Governor to discontinue the operation of any of the Emergency (Principal) Regulations. Provision is also included which applies the provisions of section 23 of the Interpretation and General Clauses Ordinance to any regulation the operation of which has been discontinued as if that regulation had been repealed. The principal effect of this is that an offence committed under any regulation before its operation was discontinued may be prosecuted notwithstanding the discontinuance of the operation of such regulation.[28]

1969

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  • Emergency (Principal) (Amendment) Regulations 1969 [7 February 1969]
    • To insert into the Emergency (Principal) Regulations the provisions of two sets of Emergency Regulations which were passed in 1967 to deal with inflammatory posters and speeches. It is not intended to bring them into force at present.[29]
  • Emergency (Principal) (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations 1969 [28 March 1969]
    • To insert into regulation 119A of the principal regulations a provision which affords a defence to a person charged with an offence in connexion with a simulated bomb. The provision was contained in regulation 119E which is being repealed in consequence of the repeal of regulation 119D.[30]

1971

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  • Emergency (General Holiday) Regulations 1971 [20 December 1971]
    • The twentieth day of December 1971 is appointed as a general holiday.[31]

1973

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  • Emergency (Control of Oil) Regulations 1973 [7 December 1973]
    • To confer on the Director of Oil Supplies powers to issue orders and directions necessary to conserve oil stocks in Hong Kong, and to regulate the uses to which those stocks may be put.[32]
  • Emergency (Summer Time) Regulations 1973 [21 December 1973]
    • To introduce Summer Time with effect from 3.30 a.m. on Sunday the 30th December 1973.[33]

2019

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  • Prohibition on Face Covering Regulation [4 October 2019]  In force 
    • To prohibit the use in certain circumstances of any facial covering that is likely to prevent identification and provide for an offence (section 3) (with a defence where the person charged with the offence had lawful authority or reasonable excuse at the time of the alleged offence (section 4)); empower a police officer to require a person in a public place to remove the person's facial covering in certain circumstances and provide for non-compliance to be an offence (section 5); and provide for an extension of the prosecution time limit for an offence under section 3(2) or 5(3) to 12 months beginning on the date on which the offence is committed (section 6).[34]

2020

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  • Emergency (Date of General Election) (Seventh Term of the Legislative Council) Regulation [31 July 2020]  In force 
    • To revoke certain specification and notice in respect of the general election for the seventh term of office of the Legislative Council originally scheduled to be held on 6 September 2020 (discontinued election); provide that the discontinued election comes to an end at the beginning of 1 August 2020, and that acts done, or purportedly done, under the electoral law in relation the discontinued election cease to have effect accordingly; provide that the general election for the seventh term of office of the Legislative Council is to be held on 5 September 2021 instead; and provide for matters related or consequential to the change of the date of the general election, including the requirement of the Government to make payments to eligible persons and eligible groups in respect of their declared election expenses.[35]
    • Amended by Improving Electoral System (Consolidated Amendments) Ordinance 2021.[36]

2022

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  • Emergency (Date of Election) (Sixth Term Chief Executive) Regulation [23 February 2022]  In force 
    • To revoke certain notices in respect of the election to elect the sixth term Chief Executive the poll at which is originally scheduled to be held on 27 March 2022 (discontinued election); provide that the discontinued election comes to an end at the beginning of 24 February 2022, and that acts done, or purportedly done, under the electoral law in relation to the discontinued election cease to have effect accordingly; provide that the poll at the election to elect the sixth term Chief Executive is to be held on 8 May 2022 instead, and that the nomination period at that election is the period from 3 April 2022 to 16 April 2022; and provide for related or consequential matters.[37]
  • Emergency (Exemption from Statutory Requirements) (COVID-19) Regulation [23 February 2022]  In force 
    • To empower the Chief Secretary for Administration to grant exemptions from any requirement under any enactment for preventing, protecting against, delaying or otherwise controlling the incidence or transmission of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) or treating patients with the disease.[38]

Orders, notices, rules

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<ref>{{Cite journal |date=|title=G.N. No. A. |url=|journal=Hong Kong Government Gazette 1962|volume=|issue=|pages=}}</ref>

  • Appointments of Competent Authority
  • Emergency (Requisition) (Use of Land by His Majesty's Military Forces) (No. 2) Order, 1950
  • Emergency (Requisition) (Use of Land by His Majesty's Military Forces) Order, 1953
  • San Wai Order, 1953
  • Chau Tau Range Order, 1960
  • Emergency (Requisition) (Use of Land by Her Majesty's Military Forces) (Cancellation) Order, 1962
  • Appointments of Competent Authority
  • Emergency Regulations (Commencement) Orders
  • Emergency Regulations Ordinance (Revocation of Regulations) Order, 1962

1922

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  • Unnamed order (Government Notification No. 177 of 1922) [10 March 1922][39]  Repeal order 

1925

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  • Partial repeal of G.N. No. 368 of 1925 (Government Notification No. 385 of 1925) [29 June 1925][40]  Repeal order 
  • Total repeal of G.N. No. 368 of 1925 (Government Notification No. 386 of 1925) [2 July 1925][41]  Repeal order 
    • Replaced by Government Notification No. 389 of 1925.
  • Total repeal of G.N. No. 368 of 1925 (Government Notification No. 389 of 1925) [3 July 1925][42]  Repeal order 

1927

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  • Proscription of General Labour Association of Hong Kong [1 April 1927][43]
    • Made under Regulation relating to Prevention of Disorder.
    • The General Labour Association of Hong Kong (僑港工團總會) is proscribed.

1930

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  • Unnamed order under Regulation No. 4 of the (Newspapers, etc.) [27 June 1930][44]
    • The Governor in Council orders the suppression until further order the printing and publication of the newspaper Shiao Jih Pao (Siu Yat Po).

1931

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  • Unnamed order (Government Notification No. 186 of 1931) [1 October 1931][45]
    • Made under under Regulation relating to Prohibition and Regulation of Meetings and Processions.
    • No performance may be held at the Ko Shing Theatre on the 1st, 2nd or 3rd days of October, 1931.
  • Unnamed order (Government Notification No. 636 of 1931) [9 October 1931][46]
    • Made under regulation 16 of the Emergency Regulations.
    • The Wun Yin Kung She (煥然工社) or Barbers Guild is hereby proscribed.
  • Unnamed order (Government Notification No. 685 of 1931) [30 October 1931][47]
    • Made under regulation 25 of the Emergency Regulations.
    • The Governor in Council orders the suppression for the period of two months of the printing and publication of the newspaper Kung Sheung Yat Po.

1932

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  • Unnamed order (Government Notification No. 52 of 1932) [29 January 1932][48]
    • Made under regulation 25 of the Emergency Regulations.
    • The Governor in Council orders the suppression, for the period of four weeks, of the printing and publication of the newspaper Tung Fong Yat Po.
  • Unnamed order (Government Notification No. 649 of 1932) [21 October 1932][49]
    • Made under regulation 25 of the Emergency Regulations.
    • The Governor in Council orders the suppression, for the period of two months, of the printing and publication of the newspaper Kung Lun Yat Po.
  • Unnamed order [10 November 1932]
    • Made under regulation 25 of the Emergency Regulations.
  • Unnamed order [2 December 1932]
    • Made under regulation 25 of the Emergency Regulations.

1962

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  • Emergency (Deportation and Detention) (Advisory Tribunal) Rules, 1962 [27 July 1962]
  • Emergency (Deportation and Detention) (Forms) Order, 1962 [27 July 1962]

1964

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  • Prevention of Cholera Regulations, 1938 (Revocation) Order, 1964 [15 May 1964][50]

1965

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  • Emergency (Bank Control) (Revocation) Order 1965 [11 June 1965][51]

1967

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  • Emergency (Closed Areas) (Hok Yuen Power Station) Order 1967 [24 June 1967]
  • Emergency (Closed Areas) (North Point Power Station) Order 1967 [24 June 1967]
  • Emergency (Closed Areas) (Hong Kong Tramways Limited Depot, Workshops and Welfare Centre) Order 1967 [14 July 1967]
  • Emergency (Principal) Regulations (Commencement) Order 1967 [20 July 1967]
  • Emergency (Principal) Regulations (Commencement) (No. 2) Order 1967 [22 July 1967]
  • Emergency (Committee of Review) Rules 1967 [28 July 1967]
  • Emergency (Principal) Regulations (Commencement) (No. 3) Order 1967 [28 July 1967]
  • Emergency (Principal) Regulations (Commencement) (No. 4) Order 1967 [1 August 1967]
  • Emergency (Principal) Regulations (Commencement) (No. 5) Order 1967 [5 September 1967]
  • Emergency (Committee of Review) (Amendment) Rules 1967 [27 October 1967]
  • Emergency (Principal) Regulations (Commencement) (No. 6) Order 1967 [27 October 1967]
  • Emergency (Prevention of Intimidation) Regulations 1967 (Revocation) Order 1967 [1 December 1967]

1968

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  • Emergency (Firework) (Repeal) Order 1968 [13 December 1968]
    • To deprive those made terrorist bombs of the material with which to make them, conferred power to seize fireworks made provision as to payment of compensation to persons from whom fireworks were seized and required any person having fireworks in his possession, other than a person to whom a licence to store fireworks had been granted under the Dangerous Goods Ordinance, to notify the Commissioner of Mines or the office in charge of any police station.[52]
  • Emergency (Principal) Regulations (Commencement) (Amendment) Order 1968 [4 October 1968]
    • To be consequential on the repeal of Emergency (Principal) Regulation 88 the substance of which has been incorporated into permanent legislation.[53]
  • Emergency (Principal) Regulations (Discontinuance) Order 1968 [24 May 1968]
    • To discontinue the operation of the Emergency (Principal) Regulations listed in the Schedule; be consequential on the revocation of Emergency (Principal) Regulations 107 and 127 and the discontinuance of the operation of Emergency (Principal) Regulations 92, 119A, 136A.[54]
  • Emergency Regulations (Repeal) Order 1968 [24 May 1968]
    • To repeal regulation 107 and 127 of the Emergency (Principal) Regulations (which conferred powers relating to the dispersal of assemblies and the prohibition of meetings) in consequence of the incorporation of the substance of these regulations in the Public Order Ordinance.[55]
  • Emergency Regulations (Repeal) (No. 2) Order 1968 [4 October 1968]
    • To repeal certain regulations, made under the Emergency Regulations Ordinance, which are no longer required, either because of their incorporation into Ordinances or in consequence of other revocation of emergency legislation.[56]

1969

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  • Emergency (Committee of Review) (Revocation) Rules 1969 [20 June 1969]
    • To revoke the Emergency (Committee of Review) Rules in view of the proposed discontinuance of the operation of regulation 31 of the Emergency (Principal) Regulations.[57]
  • Emergency (Principal) Regulations (Discontinuance) Order 1969 [17 January 1969]
    • To discontinue the operation of the three Emergency Principal Regulations listed in the Schedule. To make the necessary consequential amendments to the order which brought these regulations into force.[58]
  • Emergency (Principal) Regulations (Discontinuance) (No. 2) Order 1969 [21 March 1969]
    • To discontinue the operation of the twenty-five Emergency (Principal) Regulations which are listed in the Schedule. To make necessary consequential amendments.[59]
  • Emergency (Principal) Regulations (Discontinuance) (No. 3) Order 1969 [20 June 1969]
    • To discontinue the operation of the twelve Emergency (Principal) Regulations listed in the Schedule.[60]
  • Emergency (Public Health and Urban Services Ordinance) (Amendment) Regulations 1967 (Repeal) Order 1969 [5 September 1969]
    • To repeal the Emergency (Public Health and Urban Services Ordinance) (Amendment) Regulations 1967. The regulations are no longer required as their provisions (which related to the disposal of unclaimed human remains) have been incorporated into the permanent law by an amendment to the Public Health and Urban Services Ordinance.[61]
  • Emergency Regulations (Repeal) Order 1969 [7 February 1969]
    • To repeal four sets of emergency regulations, listed in the Schedule.[62]
  • Emergency Regulations (Repeal) (No. 2) Order 1969 [28 March 1969]
    • To repeal the four Emergency (Principal) Regulations listed in the Schedule.[63]

1970

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  • Emergency (Principal) Regulations (Discontinuance) Order 1970 [26 March 1970]
    • To discontinue the operation of regulation 37 of the Emergency (Principal) Regulations. The cancellation effected by paragraph 3 is consequential upon the repeal of Emergency (Principal) Regulations 96 and 113 the substance of which have been incorporated into permanent legislation.[64]
  • Emergency (Principal) Regulations (No. 2) Order 1970 [10 April 1970]
    • To discontinue the operation of regulation 136 of the Emergency (Principal) Regulations. Regulation 136, which contains general penalties, is not required as none of the Emergency (Principal) Regulations creating an offence is in force.[65]
  • Emergency Regulations (Repeal) Order 1970 [20 March 1970]
    • To repeal the three Emergency (Principal) Regulations listed in the Schedule. Regulation 25 is no longer required because of similar provisions in the Sedition Ordinance. Regulation 96 and 113 are repeal because of the substance of their provisions is now contained in the Public Order Ordinance.[66]
  • Emergency Regulations (Repeal) (No. 2) Order 1970 [17 April 1970]
    • To repeal the Emergency (Agricultural Poisons) Regulations which are no longer required because of similar regulations made under the Pharmacy and Poisons Ordinance, Chapter 138.[67]

1971

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  • Emergency Regulations (Repeal) Order 1971 [24 December 1971]
    • To repeal the Emergency (Exportation) (Miscellaneous Provisions) Regulations which are no longer required because of similar provisions contained in the Import and Export Ordinance.[68]

1973–74

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  • Emergency (Advertising, Display and Floodlighting) (Restriction) Order 1973 [7 December 1973]
    • To prohibit the use of electric lights for advertising purposes (including shop window and other displays) or floodlighting except under a licence issues by the Director of Oil Supplies. The prohibition does not apply to the illumination of public telephones and signs indicating hospitals and other specified premises.
  • Emergency (Motor Fuel) Order 1973 [7 December 1973]
    • To prohibit the supply by a dealer, or the acquisition, of motor fuels in any container, except the fuel tank or engine of a vehicle. The prohibition does not apply to the acquisition of motor fuel by a person licensed by the Director or by a dealer for the purposes of his business.
    • Corrected by Corrigendum on 8 December 1973.[69]
  • Emergency (Advertising, Display and Floodlighting) (Restriction) (Amendment) Order 1973 [21 December 1973]
    • To amend the Emergency (Advertising, Display and Floodlighting) (Restriction) Order 1973 so as to permit authorized officers to issue licences.
  • Emergency (Motor Fuel) (Amendment) Order 1973 [21 December 1973]
    • To amend the Emergency (Motor Fuel) Order 1973 so as to permit authorized officers to issue licences.
  • Emergency (Advertising, Display and Floodlighting) (Restriction) (Amendment) (No. 2) Order 1973 [28 December 1973]
    • To amend the principal order so as to prohibit the use of electric lights for the purposes of displaying or decorating any building except under a licence issued by the Director; also amend the principal order by providing that the hours between which advertising signs and floodlighting for recreation, sports and entertainment may be used shall be 7 p.m. to 10.30 p.m.
  • Emergency (Advertising, Display and Floodlighting) (Restriction) (Variation) Order 1973 [28 December 1973]
    • To permit advertising, display and floodlights to be used between 7 p.m. and 1 a.m. on New Year's Eve 1973 and the 20th and 21st January 1974. On the day preceding Lunar New Year 1974 such lights may be used from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. on the morning of Lunar New Year day.
  • Emergency (Advertising, Display and Floodlighting) (Restriction) (Amendment) Order 1974 [1 February 1974]
    • To amend the principal order by extending the time during which advertising lights and floodlighting (other than floodlight of buildings and structures) may be used from 10.30 p.m. to 11.30 p.m.[70]
  • Emergency (Advertising, Display and Floodlighting) (Restriction) (Cancellation) Order 1974 [24 May 1974]
    • Emergency (Advertising, Display and Floodlighting) (Restriction) Order is cancelled.[71]
  • Emergency (Control of Oil) (Revocation) Order 1974 [29 November 1974]
    • Emergency (Control of Oil) Regulations are revoked.[72]
  • Emergency (Motor Fuel) (Cancellation) Order 1974 [8 March 1974]
    • Emergency (Motor Fuel) Order 1973 is cancelled.[73]
  • Emergency (Summer Time) (Revocation) Order 1974 [9 August 1974]
    • Emergency (Summer Time) Regulations are revoked.[74]

1995–97

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  • Emergency (Requisition) (Repeal) Order 1995 [23 June 1995]
    • To repeal certain Orders made under the Emergency (Requisition) Regulations (Cap. 241 sub. leg.).[75]
  • Emergency (Deportation and Detention) (Forms) (Repeal) Order 1995 [23 June 1995]
    • To repeal the Emergency (Deportation and Detention) (Forms) Order (Cap. 241 sub. leg.) made under the Emergency (Deportation and Detention) Regulations (Cap. 241 sub. leg.).[76]
  • Appointment of Places of Detention (Consolidation) (Repeal) Notice 1995 [23 June 1995]
    • To repeal the Appointment of Places of Detention (Consolidation) Notice (Cap. 241 sub. leg.) made under the Emergency (Deportation and Detention) Regulations (Cap. 241 sub. leg.).[77]
  • Emergency Regulations (Repeal) Order [23 June 1995]
    • To repeal certain Regulations made under the Emergency Regulations Ordinance (Cap. 241).[78]
  • Emergency (Deportation and Detention) (Advisory Tribunal) (Repeal) Rules 1995 [23 June 1995]
    • To repeal the Emergency (Deportation and Detention) (Advisory Tribunal) Rules (Cap. 241 sub. leg.) made under the Emergency (Deportation and Detention) Regulations (Cap. 241 sub. leg.).[79]
  • Emergency Powers (Extension and Amendment Incorporation) Ordinance (Expiry of Regulations) Order 1997 [2 May 1997]
    • To declare that the Compensation (Defence) Regulations in the First Schedule to the Emergency Powers (Extension and Amendment Incorporation) Ordinance (Cap. 251) and those Regulations as modified by the Compensation (Defence) Modification Regulations in the Second Schedule shall expire on 1 June 1997. As a result, the Compensation (Defence) Notice of Claim Rules and the Shipping Claims Tribunal Rules made under those Regulations in Appendices I and II shall also cease to have effect from 1 June 1997.

Miscellaneous

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  • Appointment of Competent Authority [24 January 1975][80]
  • Appointment of Competent Authority [2 April 1976][81]
  • Appointment of Places of Detention Notice 1977 [25 November 1977][82]

References

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  1. ^ "G.N. No. 103 of 1922". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1922: 67. 1922-02-28.
  2. ^ "G.N. No. 105 of 1922". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1922: 71. 1922-03-03.
  3. ^ "G.N. No. 366 of 1925". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1925: 213. 1925-06-22.
  4. ^ "G.N. No. 368 of 1925". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1925: 219. 1925-06-23.
  5. ^ "G.N. No. 369 of 1925". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1925: 221. 1925-06-25.
  6. ^ "G.N. No. 397 of 1925". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1925: 235. 1925-07-06.
  7. ^ "G.N. No. 399 of 1925". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1925: 239. 1925-07-06.
  8. ^ "G.N. No. 400 of 1925". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1925: 241. 1925-07-09.
  9. ^ "G.N. No. 435 of 1925". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1925: 257. 1925-07-31.
  10. ^ "G.N. No. 38 of 1927". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1927: 5. 1927-01-28.
  11. ^ "G.N. No. 39 of 1927". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1927: 7. 1927-01-28.
  12. ^ "G.N. No. 61 of 1927". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1927: 11. 1927-02-04.
  13. ^ "G.N. No. 130 of 1927". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1927: 31. 1927-03-04.
  14. ^ "G.N. No. 147 of 1927". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1927: 37. 1927-03-11.
  15. ^ "G.N. No. 186 of 1927". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1927: 57. 1927-04-01.
  16. ^ "G.N. No. 202 of 1927". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1927: 71. 1927-04-08.
  17. ^ "G.N. No. 247 of 1927". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1927: 119. 1927-04-29.
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  20. ^ "G.N. 238 of 1931". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1931: 137. 1931-04-24.
  21. ^ "G.N. 616 of 1931". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1931: 477. 1931-09-27.
  22. ^ "G.N. 621 of 1931". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1931: 485. 1931-10-02.
  23. ^ "G.N. 449 of 1932". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1932: ?.
  24. ^ "L.N. 81 of 1963". Hong Kong Government Gazette 1963: B326. 1963-06-28.
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  • 緊急情況 (豁免法定規定) (2019冠狀病毒病) 規例：賦權政務司司長為預防、抵禦、阻延或以其他方式控制2019冠狀病毒病的個案或傳播，或為治療感染該疾病的病人，就任何成文法則的任何規定，批予豁免。
  • 緊急情況 (選舉日期) (第六任行政長官) 規例：撤銷某些公告，它們關乎原定於2022年3月27日舉行投票以選出第六任行政長官的選舉（已中止的選舉）；規定已中止的選舉，於2022年2月24日開始時，即告終結，而且，根據選舉法以就已中止的選舉作出的作為，或看來是根據選舉法而就已中止的選舉作出的作為，據此而不再有效；規定選出第六任行政長官的選舉的投票，須改於2022年5月8日舉行，而該選舉的提名期為2022年4月3日至2022年4月16日；及就相關或相應事宜，訂定條文。
  • 緊急情況 (換屆選舉日期) (第七屆立法會) 規例：撤銷某些指明及公告，它們關乎原定於2020年9月6日舉行的立法會第七屆任期的換屆選舉（已中止的選舉）；規定已中止的選舉，於2020年8月1日開始時，即告終結，而且，根據選舉法而就已中止的選舉作出的作為，或看來是根據選舉法而就已中止的選舉作出的行為，據此而不再有效；規定立法會第七屆任期的換屆選舉，須改於2021年9月5日舉行；及就換屆選舉改期的相關或相應事宜，訂定條文，包括規定政府須就合資格人士及合資格組合的申報選舉開支，向他們付款。
  • 禁止蒙面規例：禁止在某些情況下使用相當可能阻止識辨身分的蒙面物品，並為此訂定一項罪行（第3條）（被控犯該罪行並在有關指控罪行發生時有合法權限或合理辯解的人，對該罪行有免責辯護（第4條））；賦權予警務人員，在某些情況下要求身處公眾地方的人除去該人的蒙面物品，並將不遵從要求定位罪行（第五條）；及規定就第3(2)或5(3)條所訂罪行而言，將檢控期限延長至自干犯該罪行當日起計的12個月（第6條）。
  • 1997年緊急情況權力 (延展及修訂合併) 條例 (規例失效) 令：宣佈載列於《緊急情況權力 (延展及修訂合併) 條例》（第251章）附表1的《補償 (防衛) 規例》及附表2中根據《補償 (防衛) 修訂規例》修訂的規例，將於1997年6月1日即告失效。因此，載列於附錄I及II中根據有關規例訂立的《補償 (防衛) 申索通知規例》及《船舶申索審裁處規例》，也於1997年6月1日失效。
  • 1995年緊急情況規例 (廢除) 令：廢除《緊急情況規例條例》（第241章）項下若干規例。
  • 一九七三年緊急措施 (管制石油) 規例：授權予石油供應處長，使可發出命令及指示，以保存香港之石油存貨並對存貨所供作之用途，加以管制。
  • 一九七三年緊急措施 (汽車燃油) 令：禁止燃油商與其他人士之間，利用除汽車油箱及引擎以外之任何容器以買賣汽車燃油，惟在燃油商或持有石油供應處處長所發牌照之人士獲取汽車燃油，以供營業用途時，則是項禁止並不適用。
  • 一九七三年緊急措施 (管制廣告、陳列及泛光照明) 令：規定凡未領有石油供應處處長所發給之牌照者，不得使用電燈作廣告（包括櫥窗及其他陳列）或泛光照明之用途，惟該項禁令，對於使用電燈以照明公眾電話亭或醫院與其他指定樓宇之指示牌者，則不適用。
  • 一九七三年緊急措施 (夏令時間) 規例：規定於一九七三年十二月三十日（星期日）上午三時三十分起改用夏令時間。
  • 一九七三年緊急措施 (管制廣告、陳列及泛光照明) (修訂) 令：將一九七三年緊急措施 (管制廣告、陳列及泛光照明) 令修訂，以便准許獲授權人員簽發牌照。
  • 一九七三年緊急措施 (汽車燃油) (修訂) 令：將一九七三年緊急措施 (汽車燃油) 令修訂，以便准許獲授權人員簽發牌照。
  • 一九七三年緊急措施 (管制廣告、陳列及泛光照明) (變更事項) 令：准許在一九七三年除夕、一九七四年一月二十日及二十一日由下午七時起至翌日上午一時止之時間內使用電燈作廣告、陳列及泛光照明之用途。至於一九七四年農曆除夕，即可由下午七時起至農曆元旦上午七時止之時間內使用。
  • 一九七三年緊急措施 (管制廣告、陳列及泛光照明) (修訂) (第二號) 令：將原有法令修訂，以便規定：凡未領有石油供應處處長所發給之牌照者，不得使用電燈作照耀或裝飾建築物之用途。此外，復將原有法令修訂，以便規定：廣告燈飾及供康樂，體育及娛樂用途之泛光照明，則可由下午七時起至十時三十分止之時間內使用。
  • 一九七四年緊急措施 (管制廣告、陳列及泛光照明) (修訂) 令：將原有法令修訂，以便將准許電燈作廣告及泛光照明（樓宇及其他建築物之泛光照明除外）用途之時間由下午十時三十分延長至下午十一時三十分止。
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