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Thursday, January 31, 1974
PUBLIC WIDELY CONSULTED ON EDUCATION GREEN PAPER
Report Expected By End Of February
Reaction to the Green Paper on Secondary Education has been
sampled at every level of the community.
This was stated today by Mr. Augustine Chui, Deputy Director of
Home Affairs, who has headed a survey team to collect and analyse the public
response.
Mr. Chui said that in addition to the extensive comments appearing
in the press, and the letters received from individuals, professional bodies
and other organisations, his team had also amassed opinion through group
discussions and household surveys.
"We have not been content to sit back, waiting to see what arrives
in the mail," he said. "We have gone out to solicit opinion from those
who might otherwide be reluctant to communicate in writing.
"Through the co-operation of Mutual Aid Committees, the Neighbourhood
Advice Council, the Civil Aid Services and other public bodies, we have
organised group discussions and open forums that have generated a considerable
amount of valuable debate.
We have reached a representative cross-section of parents and
teachers through the City District Office network, and we have also
conducted household interviews with the aid of more than 4,000 questionnaires,"
Mr. Chui said.
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