Secretary for Administration and Justice Wong Sio Chak recently led senior officials from several departments under his policy portfolio on a series of visits to local associations to gather opinions and suggestions regarding public administration- and justice-related matters for the formulation of the 2027 Policy Address.
The associations visited included the Macau Economic and Livelihood Alliance, Macao Institution of People’s Alliance, General Union of Neighbourhood Associations of Macau, Macao Chamber of Commerce, Association of Returned Overseas Chinese Macau, Macau Federation of Trade Unions and the Women’s General Association of Macau, according to the city’s Government Information Bureau (GCS).
During the meetings, representatives from the organisations spoke enthusiastically, putting forward numerous suggestions on policy directions concerning public administration and justice matters, including continuing to deepen public administration reform, managing civil service staffing, improving the public-sector recruitment system, as well as legislative planning and legal system development.
Other topics covered also included judicial cooperation between Macau and mainland China, registration and management of associations, arbitration and mediation systems, aligning regulations between Macau and Hengqin, deepening the reforms regarding “combining delegation of powers with streamlined administration and optimisation of services”, optimising the Macao One Account and the Business & Associations Platform, as well as the cross-boundary development of e-government. More details are available via this link.
Source and Photo: GCS
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