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Visiting the poor in the festive season is a gesture of care but implementing poverty alleviation measures is the fundamental task
In the joyful festival of Christmas, the Chief Secretary for Administration and chairperson of the Commission on Poverty, Mrs Carrie Lam personally visited two households living in a cubicle apartment as well as a roof-top house in Sham Shui Po; and she also met the homeless in the neighbourhood. Christmas just passed and New Year was round the corner. During this festive season, the Chief Executive Mr Leung Chun-ying and the Chief Secretary Mrs Carrie Lam had paid successive visits to the poor people and listened to their hardship. This shows the loving care the government has towards the underprivileged people. It is a much-needed move for the Chief Executive and principal officials to visit the poor, but the more important task is to help the poor solve their specific problems. The authorities should implement as quickly as possible various poverty alleviation policies, in particular to meet the housing needs of the grassroots. Targeted policies, such as turning abandoned factory buildings and old buildings in the urban area into hostels for single persons, should be introduced in order to provide shelter for the poor people in need.
Currently, the most pressing problem faced by the underprivileged is housing. As the rent continues to surge and the chance of being allocated a public housing unit is remote, quite a number of people resort to living in ¡§small subdivided units¡¨. However, as supply does not meet demand, even the rent for a ¡§small subdivided units¡¨rises to a level that leaves the poor people with no choice but to become street sleepers. To tackle the problem, the authorities should make better use of their existing resources and turn the large number of abandoned old buildings and factory buildings in the urban area into hostels for single persons to give the needy people a temporary home until they successfully apply for a public housing unit. As regards the hardship suffered by the grassroots due to inflation, the government should incorporate comprehensive poverty relief and alleviation measures in the Policy Address soon to be announced, demonstrating care and support to the underprivileged people by means of administrative measures. ¡]¸`¦Û2012¦~12¤ë28¤é»´ä¡m¤å¶×³ø¡n¡^¡@¡½Translation by Tung-ming [ tungming23@gmail.com ]
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