WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1987
10
ANTI-SMOKING MEASURES TAKEN IN CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS
AND
FOR
ANTI-SMOKING POSTERS AND LITERATURE ARE WIDELY PUBLICISED INSTITUTIONS, THE SECRETARY DISPLAYED THROUGHOUT CORRECTIONAL
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL SECURITY, THE HON DAVID JBAFFRESON, SAID IN TODAY (WEDNESDAY).
MR JEAFFRESON
REPLYING A QUESTION BY DR THE HON HENRIETTA IP, SAID THE COMMISSIONER OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES WAS WELL AWARE GOVERNMENT'S ANTI-SMOKING POLICY.
"IN KEEPING WITH THIS POLICY, HEALTH TALKS ON THE ALL ADULT PRISONERS ARE OF SMOKING ARE ORGANISED AND ATTEND, MR JEAFFRESON SAID.
+|
PERSUASION AND
SERVICES
OF THE
ILL EFFECTS REQUIRED TO
DEPARTMENT ADOPTS IN GOVERNMENT'S
IN OTHER WORDS, THE CORRECTIONAL
AS EDUCATION THE SAME APPROACH OF ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN FOR THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.
то ADULT MR JEAFFRESON EXPLAINED THAT THE ISSUE OF CIGARETTES
PROPORTION OF MALE PRISONERS HAD EXISTED FOR A LONG TIME AND A HIGH PRISONERS WERE 'SMOKERS.
HE SAID IT
THEREFORE WOULD
BE
PRACTICE WITHOUT CAUSING SERIOUS REACTIONS IN THE ADULT INSTITUTIONS.
DIFFICULT TO
WITHDRAW
THE
WERE ISSUED ONLY ΤΟ THAT THEY WERE
AND TRAINING
DETENTION
MR JEAFFRESON ALSO SAID THAT CIGARETTES ADULT PRISONERS (AGED 21 OR ABOVE) WHO HAD INDICATED SMOKERS. CENTRES WERE NOT ALLOWED TO SMOKE.
YOUNG
PRISONERS
AND INMATES OF
POLICE GIVEN GUIDELINES ON CAUTIONS
CAUTIONS
POLICE HAS IN THE
199UED
GUIDELINES OF MINOR
CASE
TO HIS OFFENCES,
OF COMMISSIONER THE OFFICERS ON GIVING PARTICULARLY MINOR TRAFFIC OFFENCES, THE SECRETARY FOR SECURITY, HON DAVID JEAFFRESON, TOLD THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL TODAY (WEDNESDAY).
REPLYING TO A QUESTION BY THE RON CHUNG PUI-LAM,
THE
MR JEAFFRESON
TAKK MUST
INTENTION
INTO AND
SAID
THE
FACTORS IMPORTANT CONSIDERATION WERE THE DEMEANOUR OF THE
THAT
THE
NATURE
OF
THE
OFFENDER
AND THE
POLICEMAN OFFENCE,
ANY ABSENCE OF
THE
HARM DONE OR
AGGRIEVED PARTY.
/HE SAID