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經濟及公共事務科試題答案(檀)

Suggested thewar■

Economic and Public ATÉGIES

Certificate of Education Examination. (English),

1969

(o) Where does Hon's - Kong rat ita food and water

suguly" and how does the Hon. Conr Governmeni wakekure that food and water in Hong Kong are olens?

(1) Food-it kan to be imported from other

countries; we are unable to supply our own. food, one of the reasons being that our population is experiencing a rapid growts after the WAT,

China – the principal supplier of our food live animala (chiefly for food)). fruita and vegetables; seat and meat preparations cereals and cereal preparations; fish and fish preparations; dairy products and eggs [111) Tamiland also supplies a greater part of

eur food requirements such as cereale and oreal preparations, live animals,Zoniofij for food.

1). The United States is also a supplier of

́our fruits and vegetables.RADE BURSA wan

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kas, increased ber supply of requirements. Our dairy products aleo from countries like Australia, New Zealand, Denmark and the United Kingdom. Cannad food, however, comes from practically every part of the globe.

(1) China in the unier supplier or our water,

Since 1st October 1965, China has "agreed to supply"us" with 15,000 million gallons

of water every year, at the price or $1.06 per 1,000 gallons, The 15,000 million gallons of water, are sent from the. East River to Shun Chun Reservoir. About 60 miles long, the channel joins the

·Chun Reservoir with the East River. Each day about 41 million gallons of water from the Shum Chun Reservoir are sent by stool. pipes to the various reservoirs in the Colony.

In 1968 our largast resSFVD12 – TAs Plover Cove was opened, But then, ve ara dependant on the rains otherwise, the reservoirs will remain dry, although, Plover Cove can hold 30,000 million gallons'.

A stretch of sea between Eigh Island and 941. Kung Peninsula-án being planned for the location of our nOZÍ ZOSITYoir, Known as, the High Island Reservoir it will}

be our biggest reservoir, scating more tkán $1,000 million.

Between mid-lay and September 'sach jaar, if there is insufficient rain, a water shortage odours when winter arrive).. Plans are being considered for the distillation of san water, “

(1) Nater from the catchment arean has to ba

filtered to get rid of the unwanted substances such as impurities. It is then treated with chlorine to ensure that the water is absolutely safe for use. Sometimes the water may still have a bad ***11. It that is so, air is bubblad through the water to remove the sno11. This is known as areation. The water is than storäd in a service reservoir and is ready to be sent to homes, fiatories, and nobooln for use. Specimens of water continually being tested by Government doctors to obeck, the purity of our water supply.

(11) all hawkers in Hong Kong sunt be licensed ]

to ensure that only honest people kré allowed to well food to the public) Health iaspaotors from the Urban ServiceR

Departmant are 'constantly obsoking their food to see if the food in fresh, has been

Cafes and restaurants cooked and is oleans. are also regularly okeoked. People who are found not taking proper care in keeping the food clean are prosecuted. The transporta={ tion of food from the plass to another is also supervised by the Urban Sorvi cas Department.

(113) Animals killed for food must be inspected

by health inspectors to make sure that these animals are tres from diNGANG.. Slaughter-houses are maintained by Government and are kept under striat. hygienic conditions.

6.(4) 10% man åt been necessary to setablish

resettlement estates and low-cost housing in Hong Kong? What has been done by the Hong Kong Government in resettling squaters and in providing better living conditions. for the dwellers in resettlement estates?

#. (1) Since 1950 there has bean a tremendous

inòrease in the punbar "of squatters in Hong Kong. They are found of hill #idos, Foot- tops, pavements and side-strests. They pose a health probles to the people of Hong Kong, an well am to themselves. They are uncared for and very poor. To râs cus them from their plight, Government has. started since 1954 an ambitious plan to provide them a decent, boke

in the form of resettlement astates. (11)The stablishment of resettlement estates

offers a solution in the evacuation of tomante in old buildings or in areas where Government wishes to develop with a des -project.

(111) There are thousands of people to Hong Kong who are unable to apply for a home in the/ rosettlement estate because they are not squatters or because they: aro sárning Betwaan $250 and 1600 par sonth. Thus, 15 has been found necesary to build Low- goot housing datatón for these people..

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(1) In many renettlement dataserj. Government/ has provided more facilities and servigan for the people. An an instance costly now welfare centres are being built in these ostatos, Back welfare building can cater for 50,000 people. They will provide in six-storey block a day nursery, library, family planning consultanta, 100-CoRt. alinios and family counselling. The: ground floor of the building in used for group activitida and sooish gatherings. sad ceria:nial occasions,

How Roastilement antater bara better appearance, more comfortable living aonditions and better designed rooms and private balconiun. These are known as the Hark IV. Original rösettlamsat blöäks südk an thore built in Wong Tai Sin and Shek Tip Kei are known as Märk I. Each block, comprising seven storeys, de adjoined to another in the shape of an "B". along the central orona-bar ara the toilets and other communal facflìties. Each floor has an external corridor running all round it. Kark I was modified into Mark II typedim 1962 and 1963.

(iii) In resettlement blooks of vas mark i and Mark 11 warmiona, wchools are run on the ground floors, or on the roof-tapa for ohildren living in the untatas. În Mark III and IV blocks separate school buildings are built next to them, Binom 1957 Government kas started to build five-storeyed. Faoforý blooka in or near resettlement astatan to enable industrial work to be carried out, thus absorbing many of the vorkers living in these renëttlemente. The rents aro ertransly, cheap,^and most of the

resettlemant dwellers can afford to start their own business in a small scale.

dy) At Tas Wan Shan is the biggest resettlem

ment estate ever built, which can sopensodate about 180,000 people. Today more than 25 per cent of our population“ ⠀are provided homes in resettlement estatas

and the present policy of Government je te renouas 150,000 people,

year .

(v) In Iwai Chung, resettlement estates and "low-cost housing estates are built aidə by side, - providing homes for more than 250,000 people. The resettlement estates are Tai Wo Hau, Kwai Chung and Shek Lei with a population of 156,000. The low- cost housing estates are Kwai Shing.and Kwai Hing which can" sccommodate 81,000. pasple which is actually 27,000 more than what Hah fu can accommodate. In Kwai“ Chung there are 8 primary and kindargarten #chools for 10,000 children living there. There are playgrounds, clinica, shops, markets, and modern community facilities for the people. Kwai Chung is a temarkablo axample of what Government has done in resettling squatters and providing better living conditions for the resettlement dwellers.

7.(a) What are the functions and work of the labour

Deparcience Miscellan mdatar details the part played by this Departmant in improving the working. oodditions in the factories and in helping towards and cuble settlement of labour disputes

Administration.

Saction

Labour Departúant

Supervisory

Training Section

Women &

Industrial Young paraODE Health Saction.

Saction

Industrial Trade Undertakinga

Uzions Section

Section

· Industrial Workman'a Relations Compensa- Section

tion and Oversea Employment Section

low the Labour Department is organizea

(1) Directed by the Commissioner of Labour,.

the Labour Department has to carry out the following functions,

1) to inspect factories and see if they

ara complying with existing labour lase 2) to bring legal action against those who

violate the various labour ordinances S 3) to conduct management courses for

suparvisors engaged in local industry i to promote sound trade unionismi. to settle labour diaputasi

to provide training for trade union leaders;

7) to administer the Workman's Compensation

Ordinance, 19531

8) to arrange workers for overaáau

employment; and

9) to provide job-seekers with information!

on ouployment in local industry.

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(11) In order to achieve maximus efficiency the.

department is divided into eight separate sections, a of which are under Labour Officers, one under an Executive Officer and another one under a Medical and. Health Officer (seconded from the Modical and Health Department). The Commissioner of Labour is directly assisted by a Deputy Commissioner of Labour who heads a large staff comprising an Administrative Officer, a number of Executive Officers and Labour Officer, Junior staff includea

stenographers, interpreters, translators and clerical assistants. (111) Administration Section Planning tub usy-

*0-day work of the Labour Department as A whole is the chief responsibility of the Administratión. Section, It also deale: with sattore affecting personnel, financo 100 tka racruitment of new staff. (iv) Supervisory Training Section. - Factory supervisors, just be trained in the prevention of occupational accidents they ia turp qan teach their workers on how to maintain safety, within the confines of their facturia in order to reduce industrial mishaps.

The Supervisory Training Section plansy and organizes training programmes for these supervisors. The courses usually include ass and maintenance of aschines `an. praventive measures that can be adupted toj minimise the risk factor.

Officers form this section vidis factories regularly to give advice and guidance to workara principally on cho

} prevention of industrial accidents. (9) Industrial Undertakings Section - Orriar

from this section are chiefly concerned with the afudy of plane of proposed rectory buildinga with a view to advising the Building Authority whether such plane should be amended or not, and whether taay should be approved.

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Before new equipment 12 installsa factory the Industrial Undertakings Section is consulted in order to maintain certain standards of aufety, as required by the Factories and Industrial Undar- takings Ordinan os, 1955.

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Inspectors from this Baotion pay regular visite to factorica to queuro this ordinanos is strictly compliad, with by factory supervisore and proprietore, * that all places of work are absolutely safe for averyone.

factory Inspector 1* Bimag❤ VOLLOU to the scene of any industrial accident - so that after holding a sara ful investigation he can determine tuo CJELLES KAN of the accidant. In this way, similar accidents can be prevented in future. (vi) Trado. Unions Section - The work of this section is focussed on advising and guiding local trade unions. Courses, on trade union education are conducted fram time to time so that trade union leadora are taught how to run their unions with afficiency had within the law of Boug Long-

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