Edmund Ho Hau Wah, chief
executive of the Macao Special Administrative Region (MSAR), underscored reform
and responsibility on Thursday in his 90-minute policy address.
Ho reviewed the MSAR government's work in the past fiscal year of 2006 in the
address which was delivered at the Legislative Assembly.
Ho said in the past year of his administration the government has been
running under an effective and mature system, with the support of China's
central government.
He previewed eight policy key points for the next fiscal year including
administrative and judicial reform, human resources, the development of the
small and medium-sized enterprises, and the building of a harmonious society.
"Reform is to help tackle the challenges imposed by the social changes and
responsibility is to be the base of the social harmony," said Ho.
He stated that Macao is to accomplish the mission of building a harmonious
society with the help of the policy of "One country, Two systems."
Ho is to attended the general conference of the Legislative Assembly (LA)
Friday to be questioned by the LA members.
