Hong Kong officials: Update version of the rules for civil servants to serve Hong Kong

Yang Hebein, director of the Hong Kong Civil Servant Affairs Bureau, said that the updated version of the civil servant rules allow civil servants to serve Hong Kong society with the same set of goals and values.

Comprehensive Ming Pao and Sing Tao Daily reported that Yang Hebein said on Sunday (December 17) that the outside world's attention to the renewal conservation consultation manuscript was different from 2009.In fact, many of them have always existed. The government has been systematically integrated and detailed this time to build a set of clear, complete, and appropriate basic beliefs and routing standards as a guidelines for the behavior of civil servants.

Yang Hebein explained that the cover of the consultation manuscript is printed with the eight characters of "Faithfulness and Full of Confinement, and the Public", which is the essence of updating the rules.The meaning of "loyalty to the sincerity" is that civil servants must be loyal to the country and the Chief Executive, and in their sincerity, they can do their best to fulfill their duties.Taking service citizens as its own responsibility and public interests.

She hopes that the update version of the rules will make all civil servants understand her roles and responsibilities more clearly, serve Hong Kong society with the same set of goals and values, and cooperate with national development strategies.She also pointed out that the consultation of the renewal code is more than a month. If there is an opinion on civil servants, it can be proposed before January 19 next year.

The updated version of the Civil Servant Code Consultation of the Civil Service of the Hong Kong Civil Servant Affairs Bureau has added a lot of the content of the constitutional order and maintaining national security.The first item was "maintaining constitutional order and national security", and a large modification of "dedication to dedication" and "political neutrality" section, of which the former "cannot criticize any government policy as a civil servant", including online and social media.