The government has recently conducted frequent encirclement and forced inspections, which are said to have caused "resentment" among individual civil servants.
Chief Executive Carrie Lam responded today (20th) that she believes this is not a common phenomenon, but also pointed out that many civil servants have expressed their desire to get out of the field to do the work of siege and forced inspection, and go to the front line to contact the public.
▼On March 19th, Tianheng Building in Shuntian Village was closed for inspection▼
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"My colleague really wanted to take the opportunity to do a forced inspection."
During the press conference on the epidemic, Carrie Lam was asked what she thought of the statement of some civil servants that "the siege has been done too much".
She responded that some retired senior government colleagues did report the above situation, and I believe they saw it on Facebook, but this is not a common phenomenon, "I seriously asked the head of the department, and even went to Tuen Mun in person. (The scene was enclosed.) The response I received was that colleagues from more than 30 departments were all united, hoping to go to the front line and contribute to the fight against the epidemic. There was even a policy bureau saying someday, so I trained Colleagues are so patient, I haven't had a chance to come out. The three of us (referring to the Secretary for the Environment, Wong Kam-sing, and the Acting Secretary for Home Affairs, Chan Chik-chi) sat and listened to the sun and listened. Colleagues really wanted to take the opportunity to do the quarantine inspection. , wait until I can really reach out to the citizens, serve the citizens, and appease the citizens.”
Carrie Lam also mentioned that only when he really goes to the front line to contact the public will he have more feelings about the policy. He himself has not received any "grievance" from the department. I tried my best to arrange for them to feel sleepy.” Colleagues will have some time to rest after the test and wait for the results, but then they have to go back to law enforcement operations, so she agrees that the government colleagues are working hard, but it’s worth it.
She also suggested to reporters that if she had more information about civil servants who said they were "unsuitable for" or "don't want to do" fence work, she would be very willing to receive such information and would reschedule.
"Because there are more colleagues who want to be surrounded every day than we have arranged (the number of people)." She pointed to the statements made by individuals on social platforms, and everyone needs to check again to see if it is a common phenomenon.
Xu Yingwei resigned as Civil Affairs Secretary due to the birthday party turmoil.
(File photo/Photo by Liang Pengwei)
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Later, a reporter from "Hong Kong 01" mentioned that Carrie Lam mentioned yesterday that "there is no laziness in supervision or lack of work" in the fight against the epidemic within the government. Chen Jizhi (press: former director Xu Yingwei resigned due to the incident), is it true that "everyone is faithful to their duties"?
Lam Cheng responded that the government has 180,000 civil servants, and it is impossible to guarantee that everyone's personal behavior outside of work is in line with the anti-epidemic requirements, "because they are all people." She expressed that she did not want to comment on what happened in the past, but Emphasize that you have asked for accountability in handling this matter.
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