WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1985
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+THIS IS A SERVICE WHICH REQUIRES DIFFERENT SKILLS AND EXPERTISE FROM INDIVIDUALS WITH THE RELEVANT TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, HE ADDED.
+HAVING JOINED THE CIVIL SERVICE, INDIVIDUALS ARE EXPECTED TO WORK TOGETHER TO FOSTER THE COMMON GOAL OF MAINTAINING AN EFFECTIVE AND RESPONSIVE GOVERNMENT, SENSITIVE TO THE EVER- GROWING AND CHANGING NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY.-
THEREFORE, MR LIAO SAID, THE EXHIBITION WAS IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN WHO WERE ABOUT TO DECIDE UPON THEIR CAREERS.
SIR DAVID TO VISIT TUEN MUN
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THE CHIEF SECRETARY, SIR DAVID AKERS-JONES, WILL OFFICIALLY OPEN THE NEW GOVERNMENT OFFICE COMPLEX IN TUEN MUN TOMORROW (THURSDAY) AFTERNOON.
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AS PART OF HIS PROGRAMME SIR DAVID WILL FIRST ARRIVE AT THE ROOF-TOP OF HING PING HOUSE TAI HING ESTATE, FOR A PANORAMIC VIEW OF DEVELOPMENTS IN THE NORTHERN PART OF THE NEW TOWN.
LATER HE WILL TOUR THE NEWLY-OPENED TUEN MUN TOWN PARK BEFORE OPENING THE NEW GOVERNMENT OFFICES BUILDING IN TUEN HI ROAD.
NOTE TO EDITORS:
YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND. MEDIA REPRESENTATIVES COVERING THE VISIT ARE REQUESTED TO ASSEMBLE AT THE CGO CARPARK, LOWER ALBERT ROAD, BEFORE 1 PM TOMORROW (THURSDAY) WHERE A 40-SEAT COACH WILL TAKE THEM TO TUEN MUN.
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