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Public Works Department Annual Report 工務司署年報 All AI Reviewed

11.115

CONTRACTS & CLAIMS UNIT

Senior Engineer:

M.T. NEWTON, B.Sc. (Eng.), C.Eng., M.I.C.E., M.I.W.E.

The Unit is responsible for examining Standard Forms, Conditions of Contract and other standard procedures and advises on the preparation of contract documents. In particular it aims to minimise claims from contractors.

11.116

All claims arising on projects managed by Waterworks Office and the consulting engineers were examined and liaison maintained with the Legal Department to ensure that Government's best interests were being served.

Close liaison was maintained with the consultants' office and site staff and regular site visits were made to monitor progress and claims and to ensure that site records were satisfactory. The great proportion of the time was devoted to the Plover Cove, High Island and 40 million gallons per day desalter projects.

11.117

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

Business Manager:

M. O'CONNOR, A.I.M.T.A., A.M.B.I.M. G.P. BLENKINSOP, F.C.A., A.C.I.S.

Treasury Accountant:

CHAN Siu-leung, A.A.S.A.

LI Kwok-ting, B.Sc.Econ., F.C.A.

I.R. MARTIN, A.C.A.

Secretary:

FUNG Shiu-kin

General

11.118

This Branch is responsible for all accounting and stores functions including the preparation and issue of water accounts. It is also responsible for the general and financial control of all revenue services. It deals with personnel matters and provides general administration, secretarial, transport and other support services.

Revenue

11.119

The total revenue collected for fresh and salt water supplied to consumers amounted to $169 million. More than 78,000 enquiries and/or complaints relating to water charges were received during the year.

STAFF, TRAINING AND WELFARE

Staff

11.120

Fifteen members of the staff who had each served for more than 25 years were recognised.

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11.115 CONTRACTS & CLAIMS UNIT Senior Engineer: M.T. NEWTON, B.Sc. (Eng.), C.Eng., M.I.C.E., M.I.W.E. The Unit is responsible for examining Standard Forms, Conditions of Contract and other standard procedures and advises on the preparation of contract documents. In particular it aims to minimise claims from contractors. 11.116 All claims arising on projects managed by Waterworks Office and the consulting engineers were examined and liaison maintained with the Legal Department to ensure that Government's best interests were being served. Close liaison was maintained with the consultants' office and site staff and regular site visits were made to monitor progress and claims and to ensure that site records were satisfactory. The great proportion of the time was devoted to the Plover Cove, High Island and 40 million gallons per day desalter projects. 11.117 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Business Manager: M. O'CONNOR, A.I.M.T.A., A.M.B.I.M. G.P. BLENKINSOP, F.C.A., A.C.I.S. Treasury Accountant: CHAN Siu-leung, A.A.S.A. LI Kwok-ting, B.Sc.Econ., F.C.A. I.R. MARTIN, A.C.A. Secretary: FUNG Shiu-kin General 11.118 This Branch is responsible for all accounting and stores functions including the preparation and issue of water accounts. It is also responsible for the general and financial control of all revenue services. It deals with personnel matters and provides general administration, secretarial, transport and other support services. Revenue 11.119 The total revenue collected for fresh and salt water supplied to consumers amounted to $169 million. More than 78,000 enquiries and/or complaints relating to water charges were received during the year. STAFF, TRAINING AND WELFARE Staff 11.120 Fifteen members of the staff who had each served for more than 25 years were recognised. 127 Page 128 is missing Page 135 Page 136
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11.115 CONTRACTS & CLAIMS UNIT Senior Engineer: M.T. NEWTON, B.Sc. (Eng.), C.Eng., M.I.C.E., M.I.W.E. The Unit is responsible for examining Standard Forms, Conditions of Contract and other standard procedures and advises on the preparation of In particular it aims to minimise claims from contractors. contract documents. 11.116 All claims arising on projects managed by Waterworks Office and the consulting engineers were examined and liaison maintained with the Legal Department to ensure that Government's best interests were being served. Close liaison was maintained with the consultants' office and site 11.117 staff and regular site visits were made to monitor progress and claims and to ensure that site records were satisfactory. The great proportion of the time was devoted to the Plover Cove, High Island and 40 million gallons per day desalter projects. BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Business Manager: M. O'CONNOR, A.I.M.T.A., A.M.B.I.M. G.P. BLENKINSOP, F.C.A., A.C.I.S. Treasury Accountant: CHAN Siu-leung, A.A.S.A. LI Kwok-ting, B.Sc.Econ., F.C.A. I.R. MARTIN, A.C.A. Secretary: FUNG Shiu-kin General 11.118 This Branch is responsible for all accounting and stores functions including the preparation and issue of water accounts. It is also responsible for the general and financial control of all revenue services. It deals with personnel matters and provides general administration, secretarial, transport and other support services. Revenue 11.119 The total revenue collected for fresh and salt water supplied to consumers amounted to $169 million. More than 78,000 enquiries and/or complaints relating to water charges were received during the year. STAFF, TRAINING AND WELFARE Staff 11.120 Fifteen members of the staff who had each served for more than 25 127 Page 135Page 136
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11.115

CONTRACTS & CLAIMS UNIT

Senior Engineer:

M.T. NEWTON, B.Sc. (Eng.), C.Eng., M.I.C.E., M.I.W.E.

The Unit is responsible for examining Standard Forms, Conditions of Contract and other standard procedures and advises on the preparation of

In particular it aims to minimise claims from contractors. contract documents.

11.116

All claims arising on projects managed by Waterworks Office and the consulting engineers were examined and liaison maintained with the Legal Department to ensure that Government's best interests were being served.

Close liaison was maintained with the consultants' office and site 11.117 staff and regular site visits were made to monitor progress and claims and to ensure that site records were satisfactory. The great proportion of the time was devoted to the Plover Cove, High Island and 40 million gallons per day desalter projects.

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

Business Manager:

M. O'CONNOR, A.I.M.T.A., A.M.B.I.M. G.P. BLENKINSOP, F.C.A., A.C.I.S.

Treasury Accountant:

CHAN Siu-leung, A.A.S.A.

LI Kwok-ting, B.Sc.Econ., F.C.A.

I.R. MARTIN, A.C.A.

Secretary:

FUNG Shiu-kin

General

11.118 This Branch is responsible for all accounting and stores functions including the preparation and issue of water accounts. It is also responsible for the general and financial control of all revenue services. It deals with personnel matters and provides general administration, secretarial, transport and other support services.

Revenue

11.119

The total revenue collected for fresh and salt water supplied to consumers amounted to $169 million. More than 78,000 enquiries and/or complaints relating to water charges were received during the year.

STAFF, TRAINING AND WELFARE

Staff

11.120

Fifteen members of the staff who had each served for more than 25

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