The Hong Kong Institute of Public Opinion today (30th) released the scores of the disciplined services and the satisfaction of the SAR government’s policy areas. The survey showed that the public’s satisfaction scores for the Fire Services Department, Customs and Police Force were 79.7, 62.7 and 50.1 points, among which the Police Force scored Compared with 6 months ago, it has risen significantly, setting a new high since the beginning of June 2019.
The survey also asked the interviewees that the score of the People's Liberation Army stationed in Hong Kong rose to 60.3 points, a record high since May 2018.
Huang Weiguo: The Hong Kong Government continues to promote the role of the police force in national security, or help improve perception
From October to November, the Hong Kong Minyan Research Institute successfully interviewed 1,004 Hong Kong residents in two phases using random sampling of real interviewers.
Regarding the nomination investigation of the disciplined services, the respondent can name up to 3 disciplined services without prompting. As a result, the first three respondents mentioned the police, the fire department, and the customs. After these three In the scoring survey, the interviewees rated individual disciplined forces from 0 to 100 points, 0 points represent extremely dissatisfied, 100 points represent extremely satisfied, and 50 points are half and a half.
The result showed that the police force scored 50.1 points, which was a lot higher than the 44.2 score in the similar survey six months ago.
Wong Weiguo, a political scholar in the United Kingdom, believes that the rebound in ratings may be due to the fact that the public and the police have been less conflicted recently, and the Hong Kong government has continued to promote the role of the police force in national security.
He also mentioned that the image of the new Commissioner of Police, Xiao Zeyi, is not as clear as the former Commissioner Tang Pingqiang, who has the opportunity to "reduce the stimulus to the public."
The police force’s score has changed from below 50 points and tends to be dissatisfied, but it has risen to 50.5 points, which will be "half and a half."
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Respondents’ net satisfaction rate with the PLA has increased significantly.
(Screenshot of Hong Kong Civil Research Report)
Respondents' satisfaction rate with the garrison increased sharply
Regarding the PLA in Hong Kong, the Civil Affairs Research Institute conducted another satisfaction survey, which showed that 43% of the respondents were satisfied with the PLA, 13% were dissatisfied, and the net satisfaction rate was 30%, a sharp increase of 18% from the survey six months ago.
Satisfaction in the policy category is only positive in relation to the central government
In terms of policies, the survey shows that among the 5 specific policy areas of the SAR government, 4 of the latest satisfaction rates have a negative net value, and only the handling of relations with the central government has recorded a positive 1 percentage point. The rest safeguard human rights and freedom, maintain economic prosperity, and improve. The net satisfaction rate of people's livelihood and the promotion of democracy is negative 9%, negative 16%, negative 28% and negative 30% respectively.
In addition to the promotion of democracy, the net satisfaction rate of the four policy areas has been significantly and substantially improved compared to seven months ago. Among them, the net satisfaction rate of safeguarding human rights and freedom has reached a new high since December 2017, and the other four have reached 2018 New high since December
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