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Date:
28.11.86
Time:
8.30
Reporter:
PMS
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in establishing of Correctional Services
6 Industry. On the other hand, I think we ought to, I think that the 7 departments concerned ought to look at the Director of Audit's Report 8 objectively and some efficiency standards, some standard has got to be
set. Once that standard is set, it has to be monitored and somehow
it has to be met. I am sure
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That is being done, yes.
we, I mean outside people, don't know
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15 how to run a prison and the prison services probably wouldn't know
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I think if you set the standards, based on that, that you are dealing 18 with inmates, prisoners, and how to meet that standard, then I think that
is all the Director of Audit wish to point out on the productivity side
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Yes, sir.
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It is not meant to be a criticism, it is
once you set a standard you should be able to meet that and how the method to meet that is obviously up to the industry itself. So I think instead of prolonging this particular discussion
on productivity, this is what I wish to comment on. Yes.
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MR CHAN:
May I ask the Secretary, it has something
to do with acceptability of uniforms. In the military service or in 32 the civil service and uniformed staff, for the rank and file, say
33 inspector of equipment and below, do they have made to measure uniforms
34 or is it the sort of a thing, it should be sort of standard issues like 35 in the Army?
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