COMMONWEALTH WAR GRAVES COMMISSION CEMETERIES RULES
- CHAPTER 132J

COMMONWEALTH WAR GRAVES COMMISSION CEMETERIES RULES - LONG TITLE  
Empowering section VerDate:30/06/1997



(Cap 132, section 117) 
 
[28 January 1977] 
 
(L.N. 24 of 1977)



COMMONWEALTH WAR GRAVES COMMISSION CEMETERIES RULES - RULE 1
Citation VerDate:30/06/1997




These rules may be cited as the Commonwealth War Graves Commission 
Cemeteries Rules. 
 


COMMONWEALTH WAR GRAVES COMMISSION CEMETERIES RULES - RULE 2
Interpretation VerDate:30/06/1997



In these rules- 
"cemetery" (墳場) means any Commonwealth War Graves Commission Cemetery 
specified in Part IVA of the Fifth Schedule to the Ordinance.
"cemetery" (墳場)


COMMONWEALTH WAR GRAVES COMMISSION CEMETERIES RULES - RULE 3
Animals VerDate:30/06/1997




No person shall, without the consent in writing of The Commonwealth War 
Graves Commission, permit any dog or other animal to enter any cemetery. 
(Amended 12 of 1994 s. 11) 
 


COMMONWEALTH WAR GRAVES COMMISSION CEMETERIES RULES - RULE 4
Conduct and behaviour VerDate:30/06/1997




No person shall in any cemetery- 

        (a)	sell or let for hire, or expose for sale or letting for hire, 
any article or thing; 

        (b)	post, affix or distribute any handbill, card, circular or 
advertisement of any kind whatsoever; 

        (c)	hold, promote or take part in any public meeting, other than a 
meeting of a religious or commemorative nature relating to the death of 
any person whose human remains have been buried or otherwise disposed of 
in that cemetery; 

        (d)	wilfully disturb or interfere with any funeral service or 
procession or any religious or commemorative meeting; 

        (e)	discharge any fire-arm, except in the proper performance of a 
military funeral or commemorative meeting; 

        (f)	wilfully or carelessly deface, injure, soil or defile any wall 
or fence in or enclosing the cemetery, or any part thereof, or any grave, 
barrier, railing, post, seat, boundary stone, monument, building, 
headstone, tablet, ornament, tree, shrub, or ornamental plant; 

        (g)	climb any wall or fence in or enclosing the cemetery, or any 
part thereof, or any tree, barrier, railing, pole, monument, headstone, 
tablet or ornament; or 

        (h)	behave in a noisy or unseemly manner.