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- Constitution of Hong Kong
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Section 3: Shipping
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| Article 124
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| The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region shall maintain Hong
Kong's previous systems of shipping management and shipping regulation,
including the system for regulating conditions of seamen.
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| The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
shall, on its own, define its specific functions and responsibilities in
respect of shipping.
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| Article 125
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| The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region shall be authorized by
the Central People's Government to continue to maintain a shipping
register and issue related certificates under its legislation, using the
name "Hong Kong, China".
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| Article 126
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| With the exception of foreign warships, access for which requires
the special permission of the Central People's Government, ships shall
enjoy access to the ports of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
in accordance with the laws of the Region.
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| Article 127
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Private shipping businesses and shipping-related businesses and
private container terminals in the Hong Kong Special Administrative
Region may continue to operate freely.
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Constitution of Hong Kong
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| Preamble
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| General Principles
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| Authorities and Administrative Region
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| Fundamental Rights and Duties
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| Political Structure
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| The Chief Executive
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| The Executive Authorities
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| The Legislature
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| The Judiciary
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| District Organizations
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| Public Servants
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| Economy
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| Public Finance Industry and Commerce
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| Land Leases
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| Shipping
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| Civil Aviation
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| Education Science Culture and Social Services
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| External Affairs
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| Interpretation and Amendment of the Basic Law
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| Supplementary Provisions
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| Selection of the Chief
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| Formation of the Legislative Council
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Laws to be Applied in the Hong Kong
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