Director of the Public Administration and Civil Service Bureau Kou Peng Kuan’s response regarding the audit report has prompted a new reply from the Commission of Audit.
Politics
Ho Iat Seng is Chief Executive-designate of Macau — Ho will be sworn into office on December 20.
Commission of Audit criticises the Public Administration and Civil Service Bureau for its “unreasonably low efficiency” in recruiting public servants through its centralised recruitment method.
A single list has been confirmed for the by-election of a business sector seat in the Legislative Assembly on November 24.
Macau’s fifth chief executive election results hav already been verified last month.
There is only one nominated candidate for the Legislative Assembly’s AL by-election — this is in relation to the seat allocated for the industrial, commercial and financial sector.
Fernando Chui Sai On’s government fully supports meeting the needs of the Ho Iat Seng in forming his new government team.
Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor congratulated Ho Iat Seng on his election as Macau’s next chief executive, with expectations of strengthening ties between the two special administrative regions.
Ho Iat Seng said that locals have been enjoying much more freedom after Macau’s return to China in 1999.