The objects for which the College is established are:-
- to promote for the public benefit the advancement of knowledge of the
science and art of Paediatrics;
- to act as a body for the purpose of consultation in matters of educational
or public interest concerning Paediatrics;
- to develop and maintain the good practice of Paediatrics by ensuring the
highest professional standards of competence and ethical integrity;
- to institute and provide lectures and demonstrations upon medical subjects
for the benefit of the members of the College and to admit to such lectures and
demonstrations persons who are not members of the College on such occasions as
shall be deemed expedient by the College;
- to consider all questions affecting the interests of the College and to
promote or oppose any measure relating to paediatrics or the interests of the
College as may be deemed expedient by the College;
- if and when considered advisable to apply or petition for or promote an
Ordinance to be passed for the purposes of the College or for the
re-incorporation for the members thereof or for continuing or expanding the work
thereof;
- to acquire establish print issue and circulate such magazines periodicals
circulars calendars or other literary or scientific works as may seem conducive
to the promotion of these objects or in any way beneficial to the College;
- to acquire by purchase donation or otherwise a library of scientific works
and to maintain and from time to time extend and improve such a library;
- to establish and support or aid in the establishment and support of any
charitable or benevolent associations or institutions connected with the purpose
of the College or calculated to further its objects provided that the College
shall not amalgamate with any association or institution unless it shall
prohibit the distribution of its income and property among its members to an
extent at least as great as is imposed on the College under or by virtue of
Clause 4 hereof;
- to promote postgraduate training and to conduct examinations in Paediatrics
for the public benefit;
- to promote research in Paediatrics for the public benefit;
- to disseminate information on matters affecting the College;
- to advise on medial matters, to represent a medical view by representation
of the College on appropriate medical and heath bodies and to obtain and
maintain recognition as the body responsible for Paediatrics (provided always
that nay benefit obtained by members of the College as a result of such
recognition should be merely incidental to the achievement of the objects of the
College);
- to provide a focus for academic paediatrics throughout Hong Kong;
- to liaise with other medical faculties or bodies about matters of mutual
interest;
- to promote international communication in the field of Paediatrics;
- to achieve the objects and powers, it is in order for the College:-
- to accept any gift donation endowment or bequest made to the College
generally or for the purpose of any specific object of interest to the College
and to carry out any trusts attached to any such gift donation endowment or
bequest;
- to promote the College to be registered or recognized in any country or
place outside Hong Kong as shall be deemed desirable or expedient by the
College;
- to purchase, take on lease or in exchange hire or otherwise acquire any
real and personal property wheresoever situate and any rights or privileges
which the College may think necessary or convenient for the purpose for which it
is established and in particular any lands buildings plant and equipment;
- to do all such other things as are incidental or conducive to the
attainment of the above objects.
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