### Police (Discipline) Regulations 《警察(紀律)規例》

29. Payment for loss or damage to property
(1) If an inspector or a junior police officer has pleaded guilty to or is found guilty of a disciplinary offence before or by an appropriate tribunal, the appropriate tribunal may, in addition to or in lieu of any punishment it is by these regulations empowered to award, order the defaulter to pay in full or in part—
(a) the cost of repairing or replacing any article of clothing, equipment or property that has been entrusted or supplied to the defaulter in his or her capacity as a police officer which has been lost or damaged;
(b) the cost of repairing or replacing any Government property lost or damaged by the defaulter; or
(c) the compensation paid, ex gratia or otherwise, by the Government to any person in respect of the loss or damage of that person’s property by the defaulter,
but may do so only if the loss or damage has resulted from the defaulter’s neglect or fault, and the amount ordered to be paid does not exceed his or her salary for 1 month. (L.N. 59 of 2012)
(2) A gazetted officer may require an inspector or junior police officer to pay to the Government in full or in part—
(a) the cost of repairing or replacing any article of clothing, equipment or property whatsoever entrusted to the inspector or junior police officer in his capacity as police officer and lost or damaged by him;
(b) the cost of repairing or replacing any Government property lost or damaged by him; or
(c) the compensation paid, ex gratia or otherwise, by the Government to any person in respect of the loss or damage of that person’s property by the inspector or junior police officer,
in each case only if the loss or damage has resulted from the junior police officer’s or inspector’s neglect or fault and the amount ordered to be paid does not exceed his salary for one month.
(3) For the purposes of enabling due inquiry to be made as to whether any police officer should be required to pay any amount under paragraph (2), affording the police officer due opportunity to make representations and enabling a requirement under that paragraph to be appealed against and reviewed, Parts II and III apply, with the necessary modifications, to and in respect of that requirement as they apply to and in respect of a finding of guilty of a disciplinary offence and an award of punishment for the offence. (L.N. 59 of 2012)

### Police (Discipline) Regulations 《警察(紀律)規例》

29A. Seizure and detention of property required as exhibit
(1) A police officer of the rank of sergeant or above may seize and detain any property which he reasonably suspects to be the property of a police officer that may be required for the purpose of proving a disciplinary offence.
(2) Any property seized and detained under paragraph (1) and which is not admitted in evidence as an exhibit in disciplinary proceedings shall—
(a) if the owner thereof is not known, be forfeited and disposed of in accordance with paragraph (3) or (4) as the case may be; and
(b) if the owner thereof is known, be returned to the owner.
(3) Any property seized and detained under this regulation the ownership of which is not known shall be disposed of in such manner as the Commissioner may determine and, if sold, after the deduction of expenses necessarily incurred in the sale, the proceeds of sale (if any) shall be paid into the general revenue. (L.N. 253 of 1999)
(4) Any money seized and detained under this regulation the owner of which is not known shall be paid into the general revenue. (L.N. 253 of 1999)
(L.N. 305 of 1982)

29B. Disposal of exhibits
(1) An appropriate tribunal may, in addition to any award made in any proceedings, order the forfeiture of any property admitted in evidence as an exhibit.
(2) Property ordered to be forfeited under paragraph (1) shall, after the award has been confirmed and any appeal determined, be disposed of in such manner as the Commissioner shall determine and, if sold, after the deduction of expenses necessarily incurred in the sale, the proceeds of sale (if any) shall be paid into the general revenue.
(3) Money ordered to be forfeited under paragraph (1) shall, after the award has been confirmed and any appeal determined, be paid into the general revenue.
(L.N. 305 of 1982; L.N. 253 of 1999)

30. Awards
The punishment that may be awarded by an inspector, a superintendent, a senior police officer, the Force Discipline Officer, the Commissioner and the Chief Executive respectively shall be those set out in the Schedule.
(L.N. 305 of 1982; 76 of 1999 s. 3)

31. Effect of award
Subject to regulation 28, an award of punishment made under these regulations shall take effect from the date of announcement or communication to the defaulter of the award.

### Police (Discipline) Regulations 《警察(紀律)規例》

33. Transitional and saving provisions
(1) Subject to paragraph (2), the amendments made by the amendment regulation do not apply to proceedings under these regulations conducted in respect of a defaulter on whom a notice was served before the commencement date under regulation 5(2) or 17(4) or (5) of the pre-amended regulations, and the pre-amended regulations apply in respect of those proceedings as if those amendments had not been made.
(2) Paragraph (1) does not apply to—
(a) the addition of the definitions of barrister

### Undesirable Medical Advertisements Ordinance 《不良廣告(醫藥)條例》

1. Short title
This Ordinance may be cited as the Undesirable Medical Advertisements Ordinance.

2. Interpretation
(1) In this Ordinance, unless the context otherwise requires— (Amended 65 of 1988 s. 9; L.N. 95 of 1993)
advertisement (廣告) includes any notice, poster, circular, label, wrapper or document, and any announcement made orally or by any means of producing or transmitting light or sound;
medicine (藥物) includes any kind of medicament or other curative or preventive substance, and whether a proprietary medicine, a patent medicine, a Chinese herbal medicine, a proprietary Chinese medicine, or purported natural remedy; (Amended 47 of 1999 s. 167; 16 of 2005 s. 4)
orally consumed product (口服產品)—
(a) means a product (whether or not it is a medicine) for human consumption which is intended to be taken orally and is in any of the following forms—
(i) pill;
(ii) capsule;
(iii) tablet;
(iv) granule;
(v) powder;
(vi) semi-solid;
(vii) liquid; or
(viii) a form similar to any of the forms mentioned in subparagraphs (i), (ii), (iii), (iv), (v), (vi) and (vii); and
(b) does not include a product which is customarily consumed only as food or drink (that is to say, to provide energy, nourishment or hydration) or to satisfy a desire for taste, texture or flavour. (Added 16 of 2005 s. 4)

(2) For the purposes of this Ordinance—
(a) the sale or supply, or offer or exposure for sale or supply, of any—
(i) medicine;
(ii) surgical appliance; or
(iii) treatment,
in a labelled container or package shall constitute the publication of an advertisement;
(b) the supply, inside any container or package containing any medicine, surgical appliance or treatment, of information relating to that or any other medicine, surgical appliance or treatment shall not constitute the publication of an advertisement. (Added 65 of 1988 s. 9)