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The Policy Address has to move beyond rhetoric; its plans must be realizedAs the first examination paper for Leung Chun-ying, the new Policy Address is naturally arousing supreme concern. He says that the Policy Address is both an annual report and the Government's blueprint for the coming 5 years. The Administration is resolved to address step by step the problems Hong Kong faces. 6 y3 F5 i. f. J / o% A8 h: E9 A公仔箱論壇Planning entails a vision, and vision entails a future. The past terms of Government have been criticized that merely a piecemeal approach was adopted and long-term planning was lacking. In his first Policy Address, Leung Chun-ying maps out a blueprint and formulates long-term plans, this is undoubtedly the right direction. However, while it is not difficult to know what the problems are, solving them is the hard part. After the handover, the Government has put forward numerous great plans, such as the cyber port, Chinese medicine port and fresh flower port proposed by Tung Chee-hwa, the 10 infrastructural projects and 6 major industries thrown out by Donald Tsang. Unfortunately, the plans sounded invincible when they were drawn up, but most of them evaporated when it came to implementation. Moreover, ever since Leung Chun-ying assumed his post, his low popularity rate has led to many of his initiatives being met with resistance. Making a blueprint is easy, realizing it is full of obstacles.5.39.217.76/ Z5 d8 U3 {/ {: J; }7 s8 M
E% ^2 A; {9 I* JTVBNOW 含有熱門話題,最新最快電視,軟體,遊戲,電影,動漫及日常生活及興趣交流等資訊。As the ancient saying goes, “Hearing from others is not as good as seeing for oneself. Seeing something for oneself is not as good as experiencing it, which in turn is not as good as actively laying hands on it.” If Leung Chun-ying is to fulfill his promise of having a “suitably proactive” government that would “introduce change while maintaining stability”, it is not sufficient for him to just identify social problems and paint a rosy picture. What is most important is to carry out the content of the Policy Address so that Hong Kong people can see the results. Members of the public can judge if it is a good blueprint. But, to the Government, the real challenges still lie ahead. # p4 ^" N5 C( K# h4 s公仔箱論壇5 f$ C5 t% j! Q. u! } b