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accountability system °Ý³d¨î
political appointees ¬Fªv¥ô©R©x­û
non-official members of the Executive Council ¦æ¬F·|ij«D©x¤è¦¨­û
hold a Canadian citizenship «ù¦³¥[®³¤jÅ@·Ó
the delay exposed a lack of co-ordination between the Tung administration and Beijing ¬O¦¸©µ»~¬ðÅã´ä©²©M¤¤¥¡¬F©²¨ó½Õ¤£¨¬
Hong Kong entered a new era of political development yesterday as Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa unveiled his new cabinet with a pledge to lead a more open, enlightened and progressive government. ­»´äªº¬F¨îµo®i¶i¤J·s¬ö¤¸¡C¸³«ØµØ¬Q¤é¤½¥¬¥þ·sºÞªv¯Z¤l¡A©Ó¿Õ¬F©²·|§ó¶}©ñ¡B§ó¶}©ú©M§ó¶i¨ú¡C
is more accountable to the people of Hong Kong ¹ï´ä¤H§ó­t³d
re-elected uncontested for a second term ¦Û°Ê·í¿ï³s¥ô¦æ¬Fªø©x¤@¾
three senior principal officials ¤T¦W¥qªø
11 principal officials with portfolios ¤Q¤@¦W°Ý³d§½ªø
civil service permanent secretaries ±`¥ô¯µ®Ñªø
Executive Council members without portfolio ¦æ¬F·|ij«D©x¤è¦¨­û
Of the 11 ministers, five are new faces hand-picked by Mr Tung from outside the civil service. The other six are incumbent policy secretaries who will leave the bureaucracy to become political appointees. ¤Q¤@¦W§½ªø¤¤¡A¤­¦W¨Ó¦Û«D¤½°È­ûÅé¨t¡A¥Ñ¸³«ØµØ¿Ë¤â¬D¿ï¡C¥t¥~¤»¦W­ì¬°¨Mµ¦§½§½ªø¡A²{±NÂ÷¶}¤½°È­ûÅé¨t¦¨¬°¬Fªv¥ô©R©x­û¡C
Ministers will all be given a term of five years to dovetail with Mr Tung's beginning from next Monday, when they will be sworn in at the fifth anniversary ceremony of the handover, which is expected to be attended by President Jiang Zemin. ·s§½ªø¥ô´Á¬°¤­¦~¡A©M¸³«ØµØªº¥ô´Á¤@¼Ë¡A¨Ã·|©M¸³«ØµØ¦P®É¦b¤U©P¤@ªº¯S°Ï¤­©P¦~¼y¨å¸Ì«Å»}´N¾¡C¦¿¿A¥Á«Ü¥i¯à·|¥X®u¡C
Director of the Chief Executive's Office Lam Woon-kwong ¦æ¬Fªø©x¿ì¤½«Ç¥D¥ôªL·Ø¥ú
Head of Central Policy Unit Lau Siu-kai ¤¤¥¡¬Fµ¦²Õ­º®uÅU°Ý¼B¥ü¨Î
Chief Secretary Donald Tsang Yam-kuen ¬F°È¥q¥qªø´¿½®Åv
Financial Secretary Antony Leung Kam-chung °]¬F¥q¥qªø±çÀAªQ
Secretary for Justice Elsie Leung Oi-sie «ß¬F¥q¥qªø±ç·R¸Ö
Secretary for Commerce, Industry and Technology Henry TangYing-yen ¤u°Ó¤Î¬ì§Þ§½§½ªø­ð­^¦~
Secretary for Civil Service Joseph Wong Wing-ping ¤½°È­û¨Æ°È§½§½ªø¤ý¥Ã¥­
Secretary for Housing, Planning and Lands Michael Suen Ming-yeung ©Ð«Î¤Î³W¹º¦a¬F§½§½ªø®]©ú´­
Secretary for Security Regina Ip Lau Suk-yee «O¦w§½§½ªø¸­¼B²Q©É
Secretary for Economic Development and Labour Stephen Ip Shu-kwan ¸gÀÙµo®i¤Î³Ò¤u§½§½ªø¸­¾ðûi
Secretary for Constitutional Affairs Stephen Lam Sui-lung ¬F¨î¨Æ°È§½§½ªøªL·çÅï
Secretary for Home Affairs Patrick Ho Chi-ping ¥Á¬F¨Æ°È§½§½ªø¦ó§Ó¥­
Secretary for Education and Manpower Arthur Li Kwok-cheung ±Ð¨|²Î맽§½ªø§õ°ê³¹
Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food Yeoh Eng-kiong ½Ã¥ÍºÖ§Q¤Î­¹ª«§½§½ªø·¨¥Ã±j
Secretary for the Environment, Transport and Works Sarah Liao Sau-tung Àô¹Ò¹B¿é¤Î¤u°È§½§½ªø¹ù¨q¥V
Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury Ma Si-hang °]¸g¨Æ°È¤Î®w°È§½§½ªø°¨®É¦ë
permanent Secretary for Commerce and Industry Denise Yue Chung-yee ¤u°Ó¤Î¬ì§Þ§½±`¥ô¯µ®Ñªø«\©v©É¡]¤u°Ó¡^
permanent Secretary for Information Technology and Broadcasting Francis Ho Suen-wai ¤u°Ó¤Î¬ì§Þ§½±`¥ô¯µ®Ñªø¦ó«Å«Â¡]¸ê°T¬ì§Þ¤Î¼s¼½¡^
permanent Secretary for Housing Leung Chin-man ©Ð«Î¤Î³W¹º¦a¬F§½±`¥ô¯µ®Ñªø±ç®i¤å¡]©Ð«Î¡^
permanent Secretary for Planning and Lands John Tsang Chun-wah ©Ð«Î¤Î³W¹º¦a¬F§½±`¥ô¯µ®Ñªø´¿«TµØ¡]³W¹º¤Î¦a¬F¡^
permanent Secretary for Economic Development Sandra Lee Suk-yee ¸gÀÙµo®i¤Î³Ò¤u§½±`¥ô¯µ®Ñªø§õ²Q»ö¡]¸gÀÙµo®i¡^
permanent Secretary for Development and Labour Matthew Cheung Kin-chung ¸gÀÙµo®i¤Î³Ò¤u§½±`¥ô¯µ®Ñªø±i«Ø©v¡]³Ò¤u¡^
permanent Secretary for Home Affairs Shelley Lee Lai-kuen ¥Á¬F¨Æ°È§½±`¥ô¯µ®Ñªø§õÄR®S
permanent Secretary for Education and Manpower Fanny Law Fan Chiu-fun ±Ð¨|²ÎÄw§½±`¥ô¯µ®Ñªøù­S´Ôªâ
permanent Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food Carrie Yau Tsang Ka-lai ½Ã¥ÍºÖ§Q¤Î­¹ª«§½±`¥ô¯µ®Ñªø¤×´¿®aÄR
permanent Secretary for Environment Rita Lau Ng Wai-lan Àô¹Ò¹B¿é¤Î¤u°È§½±`¥ô¯µ®Ñªø¼B§d´fÄõ¡]Àô¹Ò¡^
permanent Secretary for Transport and Works Lee Shing-see Àô¹Ò¹B¿é¤Î¤u°È§½±`¥ô¯µ®Ñªø§õ©Ó¥K¡]¹B¿é¤Î¤u°È¡^
permanent Secretary for Financial Services Tony Miller °]¸g¨Æ°È¤Î®w°È§½±`¥ô¯µ®Ñªø­]¾Ç§¡]°]¸g¨Æ°È¡^
permanent Secretayf for Treasury Alan Lai Nin °]¸g¨Æ°È¤Î®w°È§½±`¥ô¯µ®Ñªø¾¤¦~¡]®w°È¡^
Commissioner for the Independent Commission Against Corruption Ambrose Lee Siu-kwong ·G¬F±M­û§õ¤Ö¥ú
Commissioner of Customs and Excise Raymond Wong Hong-chiu
Director of Immigration Lai Tung-kwok ¤J¹Ò³B³Bªø¾¤´É°ê
politically accountable ministers °Ý³d§½ªø
bringing in talent from the private sector into government ±q°Ó¬É§l¯Ç¤H¤~¶i¬F©²
is conducive to safeguarding the prosperity and stability of Hong Kong ¦³§Qºû«ù­»´äÁcºaí©w


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raided the homes of abode seekers ¬ðÀ»·j¬dª§¨ú©~´äÅv¤H¤hªº®a
allegedly aiding and abetting his 20-year-old son to overstay ¯A¶û¨ó§U¨Ã±Ð­ö¨ä¤G¤Q·³¨à¤l¹O´Á©~¯d
were ruled to have no residency rights ³Qµô©w¨S¦³©~´äÅv
If they continue their operation, I believe some parents will be forced to put up resistance. ĵ¤èªº¦æ°Ê¦pªG«ùÄò¡A³¡¤À®aªø¥u¦n­t¶¨¹x§Ü¡C
forcible removals ±j­¢»ºªð
deliberation without decision ij¦Ó¤£¨M
another issue that has been much talked about but not acted upon
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enhancing the quality of governance    ´£°ªºÞªv½è¯À(60)


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have received as much criticism as praise    ôÕÅA°Ñ¥b


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The Election Committee was to have voted in a secret ballot on the next chief executive on March 24.    ¿ïÁ|©e­û·|©w©ó¤T¤ë¤G¤Q¥|¤é¥H·t²¼§Î¦¡¿ï¥X¤U¤@¥ô¦æ¬Fªø©x¡C(59)
non-performers    ±e¤~(58)


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face removal to the mainland and separation from their relatives    ±N³Q»ºªð¤º¦a¡A©M¿Ë¤H¬Û¹j¨â¦a(86)
put humanitarian consideration first    ¥H¤H¹D¥D¸q¬°¥ý(86)
failed abode claimants    ª§¨ú©~´äÅv¥¢±Ñ¤H¤h(86)
petition the UN to fight on behalf of the claimants    ¥Nªíª§¨ú©~´äÅv¤H¤h¦VÁp¦X°ê½ÐÄ@(86)
withheld Mr Liu's travel documents    ¦©¯d¹ù¥ý¥Íªº®È¹CÃÒ¥ó(86)
faces repatriation to the mainland    ±N³Q»ºªð¤º¦a(86)
This is of fundamental importance for the successful governance of the SAR.    ³o¬O¬F©²¯à§_¦¨¥\ºÞªv­»´äªºÃöÁä¡C(60)


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mainland children awaiting decisions on right-of-abode cases    µ¥­Ô¥Ó½Ð©~´äÅvµ²ªGªº¨àµ£/ª§¨ú©~´äÅv¨àµ£/µLÃҨൣ(86)
mainland children who have been granted temporary stays in Hong Kong to await the results of their abode applications    µ¥­Ô¥Ó½Ð©~´äÅvµ²ªGªº¨àµ£/ª§¨ú©~´äÅv¨àµ£/µLÃҨൣ(86)
have been barred from attending school    ¤£­ã¤W¾Ç(86)
Mr Tien pledged his party's support for Mr Tung for a second term.    ¥Ð¥_«TÁn©ú¦Û¥ÑÄÒ¤ä«ù¸³«ØµØ³s¥ô¡C(59)


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opened for public consultation until the end of the year    ¡]¿Ô¸ß¤å¥ó¡^¿Ô¸ß´Á¦Ü¤µ¦~¦~©³(60)
The border opening hours at Lowu and Lok Ma Chau will be extended to midnight every day from next month.    ¥Ñ¤U¤ë°_¡Aù´ò©M¸¨°¨¬w¤f©¤¨C¤éªº³qÃö®É¬q±N©µªø¦Ü¤È©]¤Q¤G®É¡C(86)
The checkpoints currently handle 280,000 people every day.     ¨â­Ó¤f©¤¥Ø«e¨C¤é¤H¬y¦@¤G¤Q¤K¸U¤H¡C(86)
Coalition Against Secord Term     ¤Ï¸³³s¥ô¤jÁp·ù(59)
round-the-clock opening of the border between Hong Kong and Shenzhen    ¤Ü¥|¤p®É³qÃö(86)
flavour-of-the month policies    ¬P´Á¬üÂI¦¡ªº¬Fµ¦/ÀHªi³v¬yªº¬Fµ¦(62)
frontline officers    «e½u­û¤u(58)
bow to pressure from rich businessmen    ¦V´I°Ó©}ªA(59)
vent frustration at public officials who cannot be voted out of office    ¦V¤£¯àÂǧ벼­n¨DÃ㾪º¬F©²©x­û¬ª¼«(58)
It is Ip's hair that is most frequently caricatured.    ¾v«¬¬O¸­¤Ó³Ì±`³Q¿Ø¨ëº©µe¿Ø¨ëªº¹ï¶H¡C(58)


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speed up the flow of people across the boundary at the Lo Wu control point    ¥[§Ö¸gù´ò¹L¹Òªº®È«Èªº¥X¤J¹Ò³t«×(86)
relaxing restrictions on the entry of overseas investors to Hong Kong   
©ñ¼e¥~¦a¤H¤h¨Ó´ä§ë¸êªº¤J¹Ò¬Fµ¦(86)
improve the system of accountability   
«Ø¥ß§ó§¹µ½ªº°Ý³d¨î«×(60)
strength the accountability of principal officials in their respective policy areas   
¥[±j¥D­n©x­û¦b¤£¦P¬Fµ¦½dÃ¥©Ó¾áªº³d¥ô(60)
ensure the Government can better respond to the demands of the community   
½T«O¬F©²¯à°÷§´µ½¦^À³ªÀ·|ªº¶D¨D(62)
ensure effective implementation of policies   
½T«O¬F©²¸¨¹ê¬Fµ¦(62)
canvassing support from the Legislative Council and the public   
ª§¨ú¥ßªk·|©M¥«¥Á¤j²³ªº¤ä«ù(62)
be answerable to the Chief Executive for the success or failure of their policies    ¬°¨ä¬Fµ¦ªº¦¨±Ñª½±µ¦V¦æ¬Fªø©x°Ý³d(60)
adopted enhanced productivity measures to increase their efficiency    °õ¦æ¸ê·½¼W­È­p¹º(62)
enhance accountability   
¥[±j°Ý³d(60)
But he remained tight-lipped on whether he would run for a second term.   
¦ý¥L©Úµ´³zÅS¦Û¤v·|§_¨¤³v³s¥ô¡C(59)


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We cannot always discuss without decisions, make decisions without execution.    §Ú­Ì¤£¯à¦Ñ¬Oij¦Ó¤£¨M¡A¨M¦Ó¤£¦æ¡C(60)
Mr. Zhu's comments had underlined his concerns about the capability and authority of the SAR Government.    ¦¶Âè°ò¤@µf¸Ü·t¥Ü¥L¼~¼{­»´ä¬F©²ªº¯à¤O©M«Â«H¤£¨¬¡C(60)
discretionary power    °u±¡Åv(86)
asylum-seeker    ´M¨D¬Fªv§ÈÅ@¤H¤h(86)
turning it away from Australian waters    ­n¨D¸Ó²î¼»¥X¿D¬w¤ô°ì(86)
advocated unrestricted access to immigrants    ¤ä«ù¤£­­¨îÃø¥Á¤J¹Ò(86)
claim refugee status    ¦³Ãø¥Á¨­¤À(86)
genuinely fleeing persecution    ¯uªº¦]¬°¨ü¬Fªv­¢®`¦ÓÂ÷°ê(86)


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relax visa restrictions on tourists    ©ñ¼e®È«ÈñÃÒ­­¨î(86)
simplify visa procedures    ²¤ÆñÃÒµ{§Ç(86)
immigration procedures    ¤J¹Òµ{§Ç(86)
Mr Tung is frequently criticised for not taking public opinion into account.    ¤½²³±`§åµû¸³«ØµØºzµø¥Á·N¡C(59)
simplify procedures for Taiwan tourists visiting the SAR    ²¤Æ¥xÆW®È«È¤J¹Òµ{§Ç(86)


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The groups collected more than 30000 signatures in favour of universal suffrage.    ¹ÎÅé¦@¦¬¶°¨ì¶W¹L¤T¸U­Óñ¦W¤ä«ù¥þ¥Á´¶¿ï¯S­º¡C(59)
give more power to the district councils    ½á¤©¥«¬F§½§ó¦hÅv¤O(60)
giving Beijing unlimited power to remove the next chief executive    ½á¤©¤¤¥¡Åv¤OµL­­¨î¦a½}§K¦æ¬Fªø©x(59)
a new mainland migrant    ·s²¾¥Á(86)
recent arrivals from the mainland    ·s²¾¥Á(86)
The ruling would open a floodgate for pregnant mainlanders to come to Hong Kong.    ¬O¦¸§P¨M©Î·|¤Þµo¤j³°¥¥¥À°½´ç¼é¡C(86)
extend opening hours at Lowu    ©µªøù´ò¤f©¤³qÃö®É¬q(86)
proposed 24-hour opening    ­p¹º¤Ü¥|¤p®É³qÃö(86)
The Lowu footbridge will be widened to increase passenger flow from 18,000 an hour to 25,000.    ù´ò¾ô±N·|ÂXÁï¡A¨C¤p®É¬y¶q±N¥Ñ²{®Éªº¤@¸U¤K¤d¤H¦¸¤É¦Ü¤G¸U¤­¤d¤H¦¸¡C
round-the-clock operations    ¤Ü¥|¤p®É¡]³qÃö¡^(86)
speed passenger flow    ¥[§Ö³qÃö(86)
be allowed to stay on humanitarian grounds    °ò©ó¤H¹D²z¥ÑÀò­ã¯d´ä(86)
the opening hours of the Lowu border crossing will be extended    ©µªøù´ò¤f©¤³qÃö®É¬q(86)
Hong Kong-Guangdong Co-operation Joint Conference    ¸f´ä¦X§@Áp®u·|ij(86)


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asked for a face-to-face meeting with Tung Chee-hwa    ­n¨D©M¸³«ØµØ­±½Í(59)
maintained a neutral stance    ºû«ù¤¤¥ß(60)
removed the chief executive from office    ½}§K¯S­º(59) 


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The political neutrality of the civil service should be kept intact.    ¤½°È­ûÀ³«O«ù¬Fªv¤¤¥ß¡C(58)
Mrs Chan retires as Chief Secretary for Administration at the end of the month and will be succeeded by Financial Secretary Donald Tsang Yam-kuen.    ³¯¤è¦w¥Í±N¦b¤ë©³°h¥ô¬F¥q¥qªø¡A¥Ñ´¿½®Åv±µ¥ô¡C(58)
recruited on the basis of intellectual ability    ¥Î¤H°ß¤~(58)
The Basic Law provides for popular election of the Chief Executive and full universal suffrage of the legislation after 2007.    °ò¥»ªk®e³\¤G¹s¹s¤C¦~«á¯S­º¤Î¥þÅé¥ßªk·|ij­û³£¥Ñ´¶¿ï²£¥Í¡C(59)
'shoe-shining' culture    À¿¾c¤å¤Æ(59) 


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broaden sources of income and contain expanses    ¶}·½¸`¬y


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enhance people's understanding of the MPF    Åý¥«¥Á§ó¤F¸Ñ±j¿nª÷
promote a better awareness of the scheme    Åý¥«¥Á§ó¯d·N±j¿nª÷
drive a wedge between him and the incoming chief secretary for administration    ¬D¼·Â÷¶¡¥L©M·s¥ô¬F°È¥q¥qªø
stir up trouble between her and Mr Tung    ¬D¼·Â÷¶¡¦o©M¯S­º
boost his popularity    ´£¤É¥Á±æ
heads the 180,000-strong Civil Service    ¬°¤Q¤K¸U¤½¹²¤§­º
reach the top of the civil service    ¦¨¬°¬F°È¥q¥qªø
was promoted to administrative officer in 1971    ©ó1971¦~Àò¤É¬°¬F°È©x
has since worked his way up the bureaucratic ladder    ¦Û¦¹¥H«á¦b¬F©²¸Ì¨B¨B°ª¤É
was knighted    ³Q«ÊÀï
overseeing the implementation of the Sino-British Joint Declaration    ­t³d¤¤­^Áp¦XÁn©ú
had no intention of becoming chief executive    µL·N¦¨¬°¯S­º


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