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Series
Identity Statement Area  
Reference Number LAS19
Type LAS
No. 19
Title
Panel Records Relating to Education
Chinese Title
教育事務委員會檔案
Inclusive Date 1981  - 2005 
Status of the Series Continued    
Level of Description Series
Form Part of (Fonds) AF2
Consist of (Sub-series Included) 0
Consist of (Deposits Included) 7
Number of Files 190
Medium Paper: files
Extent (LM) 8.60
[+] Context Area
Creating Agency / Donor
Name Date(s) of Existence / Birth
Panel on Education 1979 - 1982
Panel on Education and Manpower 1982 - 1985
Panel on Education 1985 -
[+] Content and Structure Area 
Scope and Content
The records in this series relate mainly to the organization and work of the Panels established by UMELCO, OMELCO and OMLEGCO (Office of Members of the Legislative Council) and subsequently by the Legislative Council relating to education. They also include some records relating to manpower from 1983 to 1985 when that policy area was monitored by the Panel on Education and Manpower (see item (1) in Note).

The series documents the regular and special meetings of the Panels, and joint meetings held with other Panels and meetings of subcommittees.

Among the subjects covered by the records are: student travel, civic education, language bridge programmes, private tutorial schools, target related assessment, student suicide, training facilities for autistic children, secondary school places allocation system, information technology (IT) in education, mother tongue teaching, Chinese immigrant children and administration of University Grants Committee-funded institutions.
Material Type
Correspondence Files
CorrespondenceFiles
Correspondence Files
Physical Description Records in this series are files in both hard and soft cover manila folders. Enclosures are attached using Treasury tags.

Records for the period between 1981 and 1994 were originally held in lever-arch files. The contents are hole-punched in the top left hand corner suggesting that they were originally maintained in manila folders using Treasury tags and were subsequently transferred to lever-arch files. For records preservation, the Archives has replaced the lever-arch files with hard cover manila folders.
[+] Conditions of Transfer, Access and Use Area  
Security Classification
Unclassified and Classified
   
Access Status
Closed
Language and Scripts Chinese and English    
[+] Allied Materials Area  
[+] Notes Area  
 
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