SECURITIES AND FUTURES COMMISSION ORDINANCE ——附加英文版
Hong Kong
SECURITIES AND FUTURES COMMISSION ORDINANCE
(CHAPTER 24)
ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS
ion
I PRELIMINARY
hort title
nterpretation
II SECURITIES AND FUTURES COMMISSION
ecurities and Futures Commission
unctions of Commission
onstitution of Commission
ommission may establish committees
taff of Commission
eneral powers of Commission
elegation and sub-delegation of Commission's functions
Advisory Committee
Directions to Commission
Annual report of Commission
Commission to furnish information
Financial year and estimates of income and expenditure
Accounts
Auditors and audit
Investment of funds
III SECURITIES AND FUTURES APPEALS PANEL
Constitution of Appeals Panel
Appeals (registration, forfeiture and notices)
Hearing of appeals by tribunal
Procedure for appeals
Case stated
IV ADDITIONAL REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS
Applications under section 51 of Securities Ordinance or section
30 of
odities Trading Ordinance; supplementary provisions
Applicant under Securities Ordinance or Commodities Trading
Ordinance
urnish information to Commission
Certificates of registration to continue in force
Section 23 (2) and (3) to apply to inquiries under section 56 of
rities Ordinance or section 36 of Commodities Trading Ordinance
Registered persons to notify Commission where records etc. kept
Financial resources rules
Modification of financial resources rules in particular cases
V REGULATION OF REGISTERED PERSONS' BUSINESS, ETC.
Supervision
Information relating to transactions
Certification to High Court relating to non-compliance under
section
r 31 33. Investigations
Returns
Production of computerized information
Magistrate's warrant
Destruction etc. of documents
Powers of intervention
Restriction of business
Restriction on dealing with assets
Maintenance of assets
Provisions relating to notices under section 39, 40, 41 or 43
Withdrawal, substitution or variation of notices under section
39, 40
1 44. Appeals against notices under this Part
Winding-up orders
Receiving orders
VI SPECIAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO EXCHANGE COMPANIES AND
RING HOUSES 47. Transfer and resumption of functions
Information: Exchange Companies and clearing houses
Notice of closure or re-opening
Additional powers--restriction notices relating to Exchange
Companies
clearing houses
Additional powers--suspension orders relating to Exchange
Companies
clearing houses
VII FUNDING
Levies
Appropriation
Fees and other charges
VIII MISCELLANEOUS
Injunctions to restrain contraventions
Waiver or modification of requirements
Immunity, etc.
Liability of directors, etc.
Evidence
Preservation of secrecy, etc.
Service of notices
Penalties for offences
Prosecution of certain offences by Commission
Dissolution of Provisional Securities and Futures Commission
Limited
transfer of property
Transitional
DULE Functions of Commission to which section 9 does not apply
establish the Securities and Futures Commission and to amend the
law
ting to dealing in securities and trading in futures contracts;
and to
ide for connected or incidental matters.
he Ordinance other than sections 27 (1) to (8), 30, 31, 32 and
65 as
with item 1 (b) of paragraph 4 of Schedule 2 insofar as they
relate
he repeal of sections 122 and 123 of the Securities Ordinance
y 1989 L. N. 126 of 1989
remaining provisions: 1 August 1989] L. N. 230 of 1989
PART I PRELIMINARY
hort title
Ordinance may be cited as the Securities and Futures
Commission
nance.
nterpretation
his Ordinance, unless the context otherwise requires-
aring house" means a clearing house within the meaning of section
2
of the Commodities Trading Ordinance (Cap. 250) or a
recognized
ring house within the meaning of section 2 of the Securities
(Clearing
es) Ordinance (Cap. 420); (Amended 66 of 1990 s. 2; 68 of 1992
s. 20)
Commission" means the Securities and Futures Commission
established
ection 3; "Commodity Exchange" has the meaning assigned to
it by
ion 2 (1) of the Commodities Trading Ordinance (Cap. 250);
pany" means any company within the meaning of the Companies
Ordinance
. 32) and includes an overseas company within the meaning of
that
nance or any other body corporate incorporated in Hong Kong
having a
e capital;
a equipment" has the meaning assigned to it by section 27;
a material" means any document or other material used in
connection
or produced by data equipment;
ablishment day" means the day on which section 3 comes into
operation;
hange Company" means-
the Stock Exchange Company; or
the Futures Exchange Company,
"Exchange Companies" means both of those companies;
cutive director" and "non-executive director" mean a director
of the
ission who is appointed under section 5 as an executive director
and a
executive director thereof, respectively; "exempt dealer"
has the
ing assigned to it by section 2 (1) of the Securities Ordinance
(Cap.
;
ancial resources rules" means rules made under section 28;
"financial
" means the period specified in section 14 (1);
m" has the meaning assigned to it by section 2 (1) of the
Commodities
ing Ordinance (Cap. 250);
ction" includes power and duty;
ures contract" has the meaning assigned to it by section 2 (1)
of the
odities Trading Ordinance (Cap. 250);
ures Exchange Company" means the Exchange Company within the
meaning
ection 2 (1) of the Commodities Trading Ordinance (Cap. 250);
up of companies" has the meaning assigned to it by section 2 (1)
of
Companies Ordinance (Cap. 32);
etary Authority" means the Monetary Authority appointed under
section
f the Exchange Fund Ordinance (Cap. 66); (Added 82 of 1992 s. 6)
icer", in relation to a company, has the meaning assigned to
it by
ion 2 (1) of the Companies Ordinance (Cap. 32);
el" means the Securities and Futures Appeals Panel
established by
ion 18; "property investment arrangements" means
investment
ngements as defined in relation to property other than
securities by
ion 2 of the Protection of Investors Ordinance (Cap. 335);
ord or other document" includes--
a book, voucher, receipt or data material, or information
which is
rded in a non-legible form but is capable of being reproduced
in a
ble form; and (b) any document, disc, tape, sound track or
other
ce in which sounds or other data (not being visual
images) are
died so as to be capable (with or without the aid of other
equipment)
eing reproduced and any film (including a microfilm), tape or
other
ce in which visual images are embodied so as to be
capable (as
esaid) of being reproduced;
istered person" means a person who is registered under the
Securities
nance (Cap. 333), the Commodities Trading Ordinance (Cap.
250) (or
those Ordinances) as a dealer, dealing partnership,
dealer's
esentative, investment adviser, commodity trading adviser,
investment
sers' partnership, investment representative or a commodity
trading
ser's representative;
relevant Ordinances" means this Ordinance, Part II of the
Companies
nance (Cap. 32) (insofar as that Part relates, whether
directly or
rectly, to the performance of functions by the Commission in
relation
rospectuses and purchase by a company of its own shares) and Part
XII
hat Ordinance (insofar as that part relates, whether
directly or
rectly, to the performance of functions by the Commission in
relation
rospectuses), the Securities Ordinance (Cap. 333), the
Commodity
anges (Prohibition) Ordinance (Cap. 82), the Commodities
Trading
nance (Cap. 250), the Protection of Investors Ordinance (Cap.
335),
Stock Exchanges Unification Ordinance (Cap. 361), the Securities
aring Houses) Ordinance (Cap. 420), the Securities
(Disclosure of
rests) Ordinance (Cap. 396) and the Securities (Insider
Dealing)
nance (Cap. 395); (Amended 62 of 1990 s. 41; 68 of 1992 s. 20;
87 of
s. 2) "securities" has the meaning assigned to it by section 2
(1) of
Securities Ordinance (Cap. 333);
ck Exchange Company" means the Exchange Company within the
meaning of
ion 2 (1) of the Stock Exchanges Unification Ordinance (Cap. 361);
ding in commodity futures contracts" has the meaning assigned to
it by
ion 2 (1) of the Commodities Trading Ordinance (Cap. 250);
bunal" means a tribunal appointed under section 20;
fied Exchange" has the meaning assigned to it by section 2 (1)
of the
k Exchanges Unification Ordinance (Cap. 361).
PART II SECURITIES AND FUTURES COMMISSION
ecurities and Futures Commission
There is hereby established a body to be known as the Securities
and
res Commission.
The Commission shall be a body corporate with power to sue
and be
. (3) The receipts of the Commission shall not be subject to
taxation
r the Inland Revenue Ordinance (Cap. 112).
(a) The Commission shall provide itself with a seal.
The seal of the Commission shall be authenticated by the signature
of
chairman or deputy chairman of the Commission or, if both the
chairman
deputy chairman of the Commission are absent from Hong Kong or
unable
ct, the signature of some other director of the Commission
authorized
t to act in that behalf.
unctions of Commission
The Commission shall have the following functions--
to advise the Financial Secretary on all matters
relating to
rities, futures contracts and property investment arrangements;
without prejudice to any duties imposed or powers conferred
on any
r person in regard to the enforcement of the law
relating to
rities, futures contracts and property investment arrangements,
to be
onsible for ensuring that the provisions of the relevant
Ordinances,
the provisions of any other Ordinance so far as they
relate to
rities, futures contracts and property investment
arrangements, are
lied with;
to report to the Financial Secretary the occurrence of any dealing
in
tion to securities which it reasonably believes or suspects to
be an
der dealing within the meaning of section 9 of the Securities
(Insider
ing) Ordinance (Cap. 395); (Amended 62 of 1990 s. 42)
to be responsible for supervising and monitoring the activities
of the
ange Companies and clearing houses;
to take all reasonable steps to safeguard the interests of
persons
ing in securities or trading in futures contracts or entering
into
erty investment arrangements;
to promote and encourage proper conduct amongst members
of the
ange Companies and clearing houses, and other registered persons;
to suppress illegal, dishonourable and improper practices in
dealing
ecurities, trading in futures contracts, entering into
property
stment arrangements, and the provision of investment advice or
other
ices relating to securities, futures contracts and property
investment
ngements;
to promote and maintain the integrity of registered
persons and
urage the promulgation by registered persons of balanced and
informed
ce to their clients and to the public generally;
to consider and suggest reforms of the law relating to
securities,
res contracts and property investment arrangements;
to encourage the development of securities and futures markets
in Hong
and the increased use of such markets by investors in Hong Kong
and
where; (k) to promote and develop self-regulation by market
bodies in
securities and futures industries;
subject to the provisions of this Ordinance, to co-operate with
and
st authorities or regulatory organizations, in Hong Kong or
elsewhere,
are concerned with securities and futures, or with banking,
insurance
ther financial services or with the affairs of corporations;
(Added 67
991 s. 2)
to perform any other functions conferred by or under
any other
nance.
As regards any function, the Commission may, for the
guidance of
stered persons and others, prepare and cause to be published in
the
tte guidelines indicating the manner in which, in the absence of
any
icular consideration or circumstance, it proposes to
perform the
tion.
The Commission may from time to time engage such
consultants or
sers as it may consider necessary to assist the Commission
in the
ormance of its functions. (4) Nothing in subsection (1) (k)
shall be
rded as limiting or otherwise affecting any other function
of the
ission.
onstitution of Commission
Subject to subsection (2), the Commission shall consist of a
chairman
inted by the Governor and such uneven number, not being less than
7,
ther directors so appointed as the Governor may determine; and
when
number of such other directors ceases to be an uneven
number the
rnor shall make such appointment or appointments as may be
necessary
omply with this subsection.
Half of the directors of the Commission, including the chairman,
shall
ppointed to be executive directors and the remainder
shall be
inted to be non-executive directors.
The Governor may appoint an executive director to be deputy
chairman
he Commission.
(a) If no appointment has been made under subsection (3) or if
the
ce of deputy chairman of the Commission is vacant, the
Financial
etary may designate an executive director to act as chairman of
the
ission during any period during which the chairman of the
Commission
nable to act as chairman due to illness or other incapacity
or is
nt from Hong Kong.
A designation under this subsection shall cease when revoked
by the
ncial Secretary or an appointment is made under
subsection (3),
hever first occurs. (5) The terms and conditions of office
of a
ctor of the Commission shall be such as the Governor may
determine.
A director of the Commission may at any time resign his
office by
er sent to the Governor.
A director of the Commission shall be paid by the Commission
such
neration, allowances or expenses as the Governor may determine.
The Governor may by notice in writing remove from office any
director
he Commission whose removal appears to him to be desirable
for the
ctive performance by the Commission of its functions.
Meetings of the Commission shall be held as often as may be
necessary
the performance of its functions, and may be convened by the
chairman
he deputy chairman or any 2 other directors.
If the office of chairman of the Commission is vacant or the
chairman
he Commission is unable to act as chairman due to illness or
other
pacity or is absent from Hong Kong the deputy chairman or an
executive
ctor designated under subsection (4) shall act as chairman
in his
e.
At a meeting of the Commission--
the chairman shall be chairman of the meeting; or
if the chairman is not present, the deputy chairman shall be
chairman
he meeting; or
if neither the chairman nor the deputy chairman is
present, the
ctors present shall choose one of their number to be chairman of
the
ing.
The quorum for a meeting of the Commission shall be 4 directors
of
2 shall be executive directors and 2 shall be non-
executive
ctors.
Each director of the Commission present at a meeting thereof
shall
a vote. (14) (a) Every question for decision at a meeting of
the
ission shall be determined by a majority of votes of the
directors
ent and, in the event that voting is equally divided,
subject to
graph (b) the chairman of the meeting shall have a casting vote.
(b)
chairman of a meeting shall not exercise a casting vote until
after he
consulted the Financial Secretary as regards that exercise.
The Commission may act notwithstanding a vacancy among its
directors.
The Commission shall organize and regulate its
administration,
edure and business.
ommission may establish committees
The Commission may establish standing or special committees
and may
r or assign to any such committee any matter for
consideration,
iry or management by the committee.
The Commission may appoint any person to be a member of any
committee
blished under this section, whether that person is a director of
the
ission or not. (3) Any reference or assignment under
subsection (1)
every appointment under subsection (2) may be withdrawn or
revoked by
Commission at any time, and no such reference or assignment
shall
ent the performance by the Commission of any of its functions.
A committee established under this section may elect any
of its
ers to be chairman and may regulate its own procedure and
business;
in the exercise of its powers under this subsection such
committee
l be subject to and act in accordance with any direction given
to the
ittee by the Commission for the purposes of this subsection.
Meetings of a committee established under this section shall be
held
uch times and places as the chairman of that committee may,
subject to
ection (4), determine.
taff of Commission
The Commission may from time to time employ persons who shall be
paid
remuneration and allowances and shall hold their employment on
such
r terms and conditions as the Commission shall determine.
The Commission may make arrangements for or in respect
of the
ision and maintenance of such schemes (whether contributory or
not)
the payment to its employees and their dependants of such
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青岛市实施《中华人民共和国老年人权益保障法》若干规定
山东省青岛市人大常委会
青岛市实施《中华人民共和国老年人权益保障法》若干规定
(2004年12月24日青岛市第十三届人民代表大会常务委员会第十七次会议通过 2005年1月15日山东省第十届人民代表大会常务委员会第十二次会议批准 2005年1月15日青岛市人民代表大会常务委员会公告公布 2005年7月1日起施行)
第一条 为了实施《中华人民共和国老年人权益保障法》,结合本市实际,制定本规定。
第二条 本规定所称老年人是指六十周岁以上的公民。
第三条 本市各级人民政府应当将老年事业纳入国民经济和社会发展计划，按照本行政区域老年人口自然增长和经济发展状况，确定年度老年事业发展经费，增加对老年事业的投入，并鼓励社会各方面投资或者捐资兴建各类老年福利设施，使老年事业与经济、社会协调发展。
民政、体育等部门在发行的福利、体育彩票收益中，应当将一定比例的资金用于老年福利事业和老年体育事业。
第四条 市、区（市）人民政府领导和协调有关部门做好老年人权益保障工作。
市、区(市)人民政府老龄工作机构负责本规定的组织实施,并对有关部门的老年人权益保障工作进行督促、检查。
镇人民政府和街道办事处应当确定人员负责老年人权益保障工作。
第五条 市、区（市）人民政府应当组织有关部门和社会力量发展社区服务，开展适应老年人需要的居家养老、医疗保健、体育健身、文化教育、家政、法律等服务活动。
第六条 学校应当对青少年和儿童进行维护老年人合法权益的法制教育和敬老、养老、助老的传统美德教育，可以组织学生参加为老年人服务的相关活动。
报纸、广播、电视等新闻媒体应当采取开设老年人专栏节目等形式，进行保障老年人合法权益的宣传教育工作，弘扬敬老、养老、助老的传统美德，谴责侵犯老年人合法权益的行为。
第七条 市、区（市）人民政府应当制定优待老年人的规定，并根据经济社会发展情况适时调整优惠待遇的标准和范围。
老年人凭有效证件,享受规定的各种优惠待遇。
为老年人提供优待服务的场所，应当在服务窗口明示优待服务的内容及优待标准。车站、机场、医疗机构等场所，应当设立老年人优待服务窗口。
第八条 城市的老年人依法享有的养老金和其他待遇应当得到保障。有关组织必须按时足额支付养老金，不得拖欠。
单位应当按照规定为职工缴纳基本养老保险费，有条 件的单位可以为职工办理补充养老保险。
第九条 建立和完善与经济社会发展水平相适应的农村养老保险制度。农村社会养老保险费由区（市）人民政府、镇人民政府（街道办事处）、农村集体经济组织和个人按照规定共同承担。
农村集体土地被征用的,其土地补偿费、安置补助费可以按照规定用于缴纳基本养老保险费。
有条件的区（市）可以建立养老补助金制度。
社会养老保险机构应当按时足额支付养老金，不得拖欠。
第十条 对已经参加基本医疗保险的老年人的医疗费，社会保险机构应当按照规定给予报销，不得拖欠。
农村老年人参加新型农村合作医疗，村集体经济组织应当给予适当帮助。
建立医疗救助制度,对生活困难的患病老年人按照规定实行医疗救助。其中，市和各区（市）建立农村医疗救助资金，主要用于农村生活困难的患病老年人的医疗救助。
鼓励单位和个人对生活困难的患病老年人提供援助。
第十一条 非营利性医疗机构应当定期开展为老年人义诊活动，鼓励、提倡其他医疗机构开展为老年人义诊活动。有关单位和社区应当对医务人员为老年人开展义诊提供方便。开展义诊活动应当遵守卫生行政部门的规定。
第十二条 卫生行政部门、医疗机构应当开展各种形式的卫生保健教育,普及老年医疗保健知识,提高老年人自我保健意识。
各区（市）卫生行政部门应当每年组织为一百周岁以上的老年人免费进行常规体检。
各级人民政府应当采取措施，逐步完善社区卫生服务体系，鼓励社会力量设立社区卫生服务机构。
社区卫生服务机构应当开展为老年人建立健康档案、提供医疗护理、健康检查、保健咨询等业务，对患有疾病、行动不便的老年人，应当出诊到户。
第十三条 老年人无劳动能力、无生活来源、无赡养人和扶养人，或者其赡养人和扶养人确无赡养能力、扶养能力，属城市居民的，由当地民政部门发给高于最低生活保障金的生活费或者由社会福利院供养；属农村居民的，由镇人民政府组织集中供养，也可以落实到户供养，保障其生活不低于当地平均水平。
市、区(市)人民政府应当在发展社会福利和慈善事业的同时,为生活困难的老年人开展多种形式的救济、救助活动。
第十四条 老年人的子女及其他亲属不得干涉老年人依法享有的婚姻自主权利,不得强制或者变相强制老年配偶分居生活,不得因婚姻关系变动而剥夺或者限制老年人的合法居住权和其他财产权。
支持老年人对婚前财产进行公证。
第十五条 老年人有自主选择养老方式的权利。
鼓励和支持老年人自愿与其子女及其他亲属就赡养义务的履行签订家庭赡养协议。签订的家庭赡养协议,可以依法进行公证,由村(居)民委员会监督履行。办理公证的，公证处应当按照法律援助的有关规定，减收或者免收公证服务费。
对单独居住的老年人，赡养人应当定期探望，并为其安排生活必需品，承担必要的家务劳动。
对居住在外地的老年人，赡养人应当与其经常保持联系或者委托他人定期探望，及时了解老年人的生活、健康状况。
第十六条 有独立生活能力的成年子女要求老年人提供经济资助的,老年人有权拒绝。成年子女或者其他亲属不得以无业或者其他理由,强行索取、克扣老年人的财物。
第十七条 房屋行政管理部门以及其他有关单位在办理老年人自有或者承租住房的转移、过户、交换等手续时,必须当面征求老年人意见,并查验和核对由老年人签名或者盖章的书面材料。老年人委托他人办理上述手续时,房屋行政管理部门以及其他有关单位必须向老年人当面核对授权委托书。
子女或者其他亲属出资购买老年人自有或者承租的住房的,老年人有权要求办理老年人在该房继续居住的公证,保障老年人的居住权。
借用老年人房屋的,应当按照约定归还。未经老年人同意,借用人无权继续使用。
居住在老年人自有或者承租住房中的成年子女或者其他亲属,获得其他住房后，老年人不同意其继续居住的,应当及时迁出。
城市房屋拆迁实行房屋补偿的,有关部门和单位应当对老年人在楼层和朝向方面给予适当照顾。对年老体弱、行动不便的老年人,应当上门与其签订房屋安置协议。
第十八条 本市各级人民政府应当将老年公寓、康复医疗机构和老年文化体育活动场所等老年福利设施建设纳入城乡建设规划，并组织实施。
新建或者改建城市居住区，应当按照《城市居住规划设计规范》和《老年人建筑设计规范》等规定，建设适合老年人生活、活动的配套设施。已建成的居住区，没有老年人生活、活动配套设施的，当地人民政府应当逐步补建或者改建。
第十九条 鼓励和支持社会组织或者个人开办养老院、老年公寓、托老所、老年医疗康复机构和老年文化体育活动场所等社会福利设施。
社会组织或者个人兴办的养老院、老年公寓、托老所提供养老服务以及经卫生行政部门批准为非营利性医疗机构的老年康复医疗机构,按照有关规定享受税费减免等优惠政策。
第二十条 市、区(市)人民政府应当将老年教育列入教育发展规划,采取措施,保障老年人受教育的权利。
鼓励社会开办各类老年学校。
第二十一条 本市建立老年人才市场和专业人才库,为有专业知识和技能的老年人发挥专业、特长创造条 件。
第二十二条 法律援助机构应当为老年人申请法律援助提供方便,依法维护受援助老年人的合法权益。
第二十三条 对虐待、遗弃和其他侵害老年人人身安全的行为,公安机关接到保护请求后，应当依法采取相应措施。公安机关不依法履行职责致使当事人的人身安全受到侵害的,受侵害人可以依法提起行政复议或者向人民法院提起行政诉讼。
第二十四条 对侵犯老年人权益的案件,人民法院应当优先立案、优先审判、优先执行。人民法院对具有下列情形之一且生活困难的老年人，应其请求可以准予缓、减、免交诉讼费用:
(一)追索赡养费、扶养费、抚恤金的;
(二)追索养老金、社会保险金、劳动报酬的;
(三)作为交通事故、医疗事故、工伤事故或者其他人身伤害事故的受害人,追索医疗费和物质赔偿的;
(四)孤寡老人、农村实行五保供养的老人和国家规定的优抚对象;
(五)城乡最低生活保障对象或者领取救济金的或者家庭生产经营难以维持的;
(六)正在接受法律援助的;
(七)其他应当提供司法救助的。
第二十五条 对不执行老年人权益保障规定的单位,由有关行政主管部门依法处理。
老龄工作机构对侵害老年人合法权益的行为，应当督促有关部门依法查处。有关部门在查处违法行为后，必须将处理结果向老龄工作机构通报。
第二十六条 国家工作人员玩忽职守、滥用职权、徇私舞弊、不履行法定职责或者违法履行职责,致使老年人合法权益受到损害的,依法给予行政处分;构成犯罪的,依法追究刑事责任。
第二十七条 本规定自2005年7月1日起施行。
