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Date:
Time:
28.11.86.
8.30
Reporter: PMO
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CCS: We have the capability to produce stock size uniforms. However, we could not take on the task immediately
if we were given it. It would take, I would guess, 18 months to two years before we could gear up to produce stock size uniforms
in such large numbers.
MR CHUNG: What additional resources do you need to have ?
CCS: Offhand, I could not say, sir. I am sure there
would be staffing implications and additional plant required and
additional supervisory staff. It would have to be looked into
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MR CHUNG: Do you need a separate workshop or separate body of instructors or supporting staff ?
CCS: Well, as I say, sir, we would have to examine the
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MR CHUNG: It would also entail alteration work as well,
so you would have to set up a separate section to do the alteration
work as well.
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CCS: Yes, and I think this would be looked into by the
working party who are going to examine the whole concept. I can't
say offhand what will be required.
MR POON: Just one final question; I know that the disciplinary forces should look smart. In fact, in European
countries the traffic policewomen have their uniforms designed by top designers. But anyway, it is also true that the private sector may be more cost-effective in producing uniforms, but taking
into consideration what my honourable friend has just suggested,
is it possible to have their uniforms done by the contractors on
a programme and selective basis to get the right size ? Not just
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