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TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1993

THE AIM OF THE AGREEMENT 18 TO FACILITATE THE REHABILITATION AND REINTEGRATION OF OFFENDERS INTO SOCIETY THEM THE OPPORTUNITY то SERVE THFIR SENTENCES WITHIN SOCIETY.

SUCCESSFUL BY GIVING THEIR OWN

AT PRESENT, 51 HONG KONG CITIZENS SERVING THEIR SENTENCES OF IMPRISONMENT IN THAILAND HAVE INDICATED THEY WISH TO TRANSFER BACK TO HONG KONG.

THE

COMMITTEE SET UP TO ADVISE ON TEACHER EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS

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SECRETARY FOR EDUCATION AND MANPOWER, MR JOHN CHAN, TODAY (TUESDAY) ANNOUNCED THE GOVERNOR'S APPOINTMENTS TO THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON TEACHER EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS (ACTEQ), WHICH IS BEING SET UP ON THE ADVICE OF THE EDUCATION COMMISSION IN 1TS REPORT NO. 5 PUBLISHED LAST YEAR.

THE CHAIRMAN OF ACTEQ WILL BE PROFESSOR FELICE LIER MAK, A MEMBER OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL AND PROFESSOR OF PSYCHIATRY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG.

AS CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE, SHE WILL BE AN EX-OFFICIO OF THE EDUCATION COMMISSION.

MEMBER

ACTEQ WILL COMPRISE 14 OTHER MEMBERS APPOINTED IN THEIR PERSONAL CAPACITIES AND FIVE EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS.

THOSE APPOINTED IN THEIR PERSONAL CAPACITIES ARE:

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DR CHENG KAI-MING, SENIOR LECTURER, DEPARTMENT OF CURRICULUM STUDIES, THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG;

PROFESSOR MAURICE CRAFT, DRAN, SCHOOL OF EDUCATION, THE OPEN LEARNING INSTITUTE;

DR FRANK FU, HEAD AND READER, DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HONG KONG BAPTIST COLLEGE;

DR LESLIE LO, DEAN, FACULTY OF EDUCATION, THE CHINESE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG;

MS BOW SUL-MAY, PRINCIPAL, HONG KONG SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF;

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MR CHAN PUE-TIN, TEACHER, WAH YAN COLLEGE;

* MISS PAULINE CHOW, TEACHER, WELLINGTON COLLEGE;

MS MAGGIE KOONG MAY-KAY, BEAD, VICTORIA KINDERGARTEN;

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