kikikay 發表於 15-3-11 09:38 
What a big joke?For a group has established since 11-Feb,which is not more than 1 mth time,they r ...
They are new and start small, but they are initiating things to unite contributors of their own. Let's not forget what Cheng Yiu Tong said a few days ago about what happened in Tuen Mum on March 8. He said the gang who harassed the mother and daughter and the old man with the cart. He said they might be small and unorganized at the beginning, but they were violent in nature, they believed in HK's independence, and that they could grow to be ISIS-alike and the authority needed to take proper actions to nip them in the bud. If you think you don't have to take oppositions seriously, it's on you. But as a government body, it needs to see a bigger picture and address concerns of its people. Be frank and open to communications that's all i'm asking. if there are unreasonable questions, say that they are unreasonable; if there are reasonable questions and valid concerns, spend some time and get those issues fixed. Like you said there were a few hundred questions raised. If 1/4 of them were good questions, there were ~100 of them that needed to be looked at, right? If Greg So or any other high ranked Govt officials could sit down and show the public that they're serious about doing the right thing, the situation could've been very different.
There is, or was, a similar organization headed by John Tsang. That can act as the central power to coordinate every piece in the works, and have 團結基金 fund projects. That's the interim solution, while Greg So and whoever can beautify the proposal based on questions from the public. From a project management perspective, i think that's doable, unless of course, you got pressure from high up to push it out no matter what.
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