The Liberal Party met today (23rd) with Chief Executive-designate Li Jiachao. Party leader Zhang Yuren suggested reforming the teacher registration system, from lifelong to regular renewal of teacher registration, to ensure that teachers have a certain understanding of national conditions before they can renew their licenses.
Zhang Yuren urged to allow overseas doctors to practice in Hong Kong again
21 members of the Liberal Party attended the meeting, including Zhang Yuren, Chairman Shao Ka Fai, Vice Chairman Li Zhenqiang, Hu Hanqing, Chen Xiaofeng, Legislative Council Member of Shipping and Transportation, Yi Zhiming, etc.
Zhang Yuren is concerned about the shortage of doctors in Hong Kong, and hopes that the next government can further relax the conditions for overseas doctors to practice in Hong Kong, so as to attract more overseas-trained doctors to practice in Hong Kong.
He pointed out that the current government has completed the amendment to introduce overseas doctors, but only graduates from overseas colleges and universities on the list of recognized medical qualifications are eligible to apply.
Zhang Yuren also proposed to reform the teacher registration system, pointing out that teachers are permanently registered and can renew their licenses without regular assessment or further study, which will deprive teachers of incentives for progress and lower the overall quality of education.
The Liberal Party suggested that the next government should reform the teacher registration system, change from lifelong to regular renewal of teacher registration, and add elements of national conditions to ensure that teachers have a certain understanding of national conditions before they can renew their licenses.
Affected by the epidemic, Hong Kong's tourism industry has been hit hard.
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Shao Ka Fai advocates the promotion of duty-free shopping for mainland residents in Hong Kong
Shao Jiahui said that it is the top priority of the new government to strive for an early return to normal customs clearance with the mainland. At present, Hong Kong and the mainland have stopped customs clearance for more than two years. Many industries and business people have had a great impact, and there are also appeals for family reunion, so I hope the government will follow suit. National strategy, focus on stabilizing and controlling the epidemic, and create conditions for the resumption of customs clearance.
Shao Jiahui also suggested that Li Jiachao ask the central government to increase the tax-free limit for mainland residents shopping in Hong Kong to 100,000 yuan per person per year, in line with the quota for Hainan tourists, in order to maintain Hong Kong's "shopping paradise" status.
He pointed out that the total value of mainland residents shopping in Hong Kong exceeds 5,000 yuan, and they have to pay tax when they go through customs. This limit has not been increased for many years.
On the other hand, people who come to Hainan enjoy a tax exemption of 100,000 yuan per person per year, and more than 20 mainland cities want to follow suit, which will affect Hong Kong's competitiveness in the long run.
Advocating the introduction of foreign workers such as crew members and minibus drivers
The Liberal Party also pointed out that the next government must import foreign workers in moderation. In particular, the sea and land transportation industry has been facing the problem of insufficient crew members and professional drivers. There is a serious shortage of ferry sailors, minibus drivers, and heavy-duty vehicle drivers. Drivers, boats and cars are not allowed to start, suffocating the flow of people and logistics in society, and ultimately the public is affected.”
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