(Translation)
Annex 1
Results of survey conducted by Mr Tsoi Kan-pui
(original version as submitted by Mr Tsoi)
(1) Mutual Aid Committee, Ming Yiu House, Yuet Ming Estate
Ming Yiu House consists of 1100 households. A total of 1100 questionnaires were given out, one for each household. 335 returns › were received after 2 days. The following are findings of the
survey:
(i) Should the public's views on Hong Kong's future be consulted
before the Sino-British talks reach an agreement?
Should be consulted
Should not be consulted
304
11
The three most popular methods of consulting public opinion:
a) Set up an opinion gathering station for the
public to submit their views in writing b) Encourage trade unions and community groups
to conduct opinion polls
144/335
101/385
c) Set up public opinion poll stations for the
public to air their views
84/335
(11) How would you like your views to be taken?
The 3 most popular ways:
a) The views of the majority of the residents
should be put forward at the meeting
177/385
b) HK Government should hold talks with the Chinese 133/385
government based on findings from the public
opinion poll
c) Elected representatives from Hong Kong should
attend the Sino-British talks to air their views
106/385
(iii) What is your primary concern under the future social system?
Personal freedom
260/355
b) Freedom of speech
197/335
o) Employment
157/335
(iv) If your lifestyle were restricted by government policies,
how would you like to express your grievances about the system?
Complain to the departments concerned Complain to the highest Chinese authority Complain to the United Nations
179/335
99/335
45/335