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Cb(2)1576/18-19(01) LC Paper No. CB(2)1576/18-19(01) 香港金鐘道六十六號金鐘道政府合署四十五樓 42/F Queensway Government Offices, 66 Queensway, Hong Kong Food and Environmental Hygiene Department 電話 Tel : 2867 5795 傳真 Fax : 2530 1368 Our Ref.: (3) in L/M (7) in FEHD Cl&PC 32-10/60/15 6 June 2019 The Honourable Fernando Cheung Office of Fernando Cheung, Legislative Councillor Room DB01, G/F Chung Ping House, Chung On Estate, Ma On Shan, N.T. Hong Kong Email: [email protected] Dear Mr Cheung, Information on Agenda Item “Working Arrangements and Labour Benefits for Government Outsourced Workers Performing Cleansing Duties in Public Toilets” I refer to your letter to the Director of Food and Environmental Hygiene on 17 May 2019. I am authorised to reply as follows. (a) The Food and Environmental Hygiene Department (FEHD) will roll out comprehensive refurbishment or facelifting works for 240 public toilets in the coming 5 years from 2019-20 to 2023-24 at an estimated capital expenditure of $600 million, and work out the list of these public toilets with regard to their maintenance conditions and utilisation rate. The Department is planning to commence refurbishment or facelifting works for about 40 public toilets in 2019-20. Further details such as the location and geographical distribution, as well as the estimated cost of the works of these toilets will be available at a later stage. 1 (b) Currently, 264 public toilets managed by FEHD are provided with attendant services and 231 of them are provided with attendant rooms. The current situations of public toilets under FEHD are at Annex. FEHD is reviewing the facilities in the attendant rooms of public toilets. If circumstances permit, the Government will install power sockets, oscillating fans, exhaust fans, etc. in existing attendant rooms to improve their environments. FEHD is working closely with the relevant departments for follow up, with a view to implementing the enhancement measures as soon as practicable. In addition, FEHD will as far as possible make available attendant rooms and improve facilities for toilet attendants in new public toilets, or when public toilets are reprovisioned or refurbished. Power sockets, lockers, oscillating fans as well as ventilation, lighting and exhaust fans will be installed in attendant rooms where facilities for the attendants to take rest and change clothes will also be provided. In general, toilet attendants work on day and evening shifts at different working hours at a maximum of not exceeding 10 hours per shift per day. The information is summarised as follows: Work Length of Working Hours No. of Public Toilets Shift(s) (No. of Shifts) One 8 hours or more 97(97) Less than 8 hours 4(4) Two 8 hours or more 157(157) Less than 8 hours 157(157) Three 8 hours or more 6(9) Less than 8 hours 6(9) Under the Occupational Safety and Health Ordinance (Cap. 509) (the Ordinance) and its subsidiary regulation, it is the responsibility of the street cleansing contractors of FEHD to provide their employees with sufficient drinking water. If FEHD staff find or 2 suspect any contractor who has contravened the Ordinance during their routine inspections, the case will be referred to the Labour Department for follow-up actions. If a contractor is convicted of breaching the Ordinance, FEHD may terminate its contract. In addition, FEHD has specified in its new contracts that the contractor’s lacking or failing to provide sufficient drinking water for its employees shall constitute a blatant default. If the contractor contravenes the clause, FEHD may issue a notice of blatant default to the contractor with deduction of monthly payment of service charge without prior warning For enquiries, please contact the undersigned. Yours sincerely, (POON Ping-yeung) for Director of Food and Environmental Hygiene c.c. Secretary for Food and Health 3 Annex Relevant Facilities of FEHD’s Public Toilets with Toilet Attendant Service Public Facilities in Attendant Rooms Toilet with No. of Work (if attendant room is provided) a High Shift(s) of No. District Location of Pubic Toilet Approximate Power Exhaust Utilisation Toilet Attendants Fans Total Area Sockets Fans Rate (One/Two/Three) (Y/N) (m2) (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) Wa Hing Lane Public Toilet 1. Central/Western Y Two 6* Y Y N and Bathhouse Star Ferry Multi Storey 2. Central/Western Y Two 4 Y Y N Car-park Public Toilet Exchange Square Public 3. Central/Western Y Two 3* Y Y N Toilet 4. Central/Western Mee Lun Street Public Toilet Y Two 2 Y N N Wellington Street Public 5. Central/Western Toilet Y One 3* Y Y N (Male Only) Queen's Road Central 6. Central/Western Y One 16 Y Y N Public Toilet Hong Kong Park Indoor 7. Central/Western Y One 2* Y Y N Game Hall Public Toilet 1 Annex Public Facilities in Attendant Rooms Toilet with No. of Work (if attendant room is provided) a High Shift(s) of No. District Location of Pubic Toilet Approximate Power Exhaust Utilisation Toilet Attendants Fans Total Area Sockets Fans Rate (One/Two/Three) (Y/N) (m2) (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) 8. Central/Western Wing Wo Street Public Toilet Y Two 4 Y Y N 9. Central/Western Hatton Road Public Toilet N One 4* Y Y Y 10. Central/Western Lan Kwai Fong Public Toilet Y Three 7 Y Y N Macau Ferry Bus Terminus 11. Central/Western Y Two 3* Y Y N Public Toilet 12. Central/Western Man Yiu Street Public Toilet Y Two 4 N N N 13. Central/Western Peak Tower Public Toilet Y Two 4 Y N N 14. Central/Western Man Fai Street Public Toilet Y Two 2 Y Y N 15. Central/Western Ladder Street Public Toilet Y One 6 Y Y N 16. Central/Western Lok Ku Road Public Toilet Y Two 6 Y Y N 17. Central/Western Hospital Road Public Toilet Y One 6* Y Y N Wing Lok Street Public 18. Central/Western Y Two 10* Y Y N Toilet 19. Central/Western In Ku Lane Public Toilet Y One 6 Y Y N 2 Annex Public Facilities in Attendant Rooms Toilet with No. of Work (if attendant room is provided) a High Shift(s) of No. District Location of Pubic Toilet Approximate Power Exhaust Utilisation Toilet Attendants Fans Total Area Sockets Fans Rate (One/Two/Three) (Y/N) (m2) (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) 20. Central/Western Mui Fong Street Public Toilet Y One 6* Y Y N 21. Central/Western Belcher's Street Public Toilet Y Two 6 Y Y N Smithfield Municipal 22. Central/Western Services Building Public Y Two 6 Y N N Toilet Kennedy Town Bus Terminus 23. Central/Western Y One 6* Y Y N Sai Ning Street Public Toilet Pound Lane Public Toilet 24. Central/Western Y One 6 Y Y N and Bathhouse Water Street Public Toilet 25. Central/Western Y Two 9 Y Y N and Bathhouse Shek Tong Tsui Municipal 26. Central/Western Services Building Y Two 4* Y Y N Public Toilet Rumsey Street Multi Storey 27. Central/Western Y One No attendant room Car-park Public Toilet 28. Central/Western Kennedy Road Public Toilet Y Two No attendant room 3 Annex Public Facilities in Attendant Rooms Toilet with No. of Work (if attendant room is provided) a High Shift(s) of No. District Location of Pubic Toilet Approximate Power Exhaust Utilisation Toilet Attendants Fans Total Area Sockets Fans Rate (One/Two/Three) (Y/N) (m2) (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) 29. Central/Western Kotewall Road Public Toilet Y One No attendant room 30. Central/Western Centre Street Public Toilet Y Two No attendant room 31. Wan Chai Lin Fa Kung Public Toilet Y One 4.9 Y Y N 32. Wan Chai Sing Woo Road Public Toilet Y Two 3 Y Y Y 33. Wan Chai Tai Hang Road Public Toilet Y Two 2.8 Y N N Wan Chai Market 34. Wan Chai Y Two 2.6 Y Y N Public Toilet 35. Wan Chai Warren Street Public Toilet Y Two 7 Y Y Y Moreton Terrace Public 36. Wan Chai Y Two 2 Y Y N Toilet Wong Nai Chung Road 37. Wan Chai Y Two 5 Y Y N Public Toilet Morrison Hill Road 38. Wan Chai Y Two 7 Y Y N Public Toilet 39. Wan Chai Canal Road Public Toilet Y Three 3 Y Y N 4 Annex Public Facilities in Attendant Rooms Toilet with No. of Work (if attendant room is provided) a High Shift(s) of No. District Location of Pubic Toilet Approximate Power Exhaust Utilisation Toilet Attendants Fans Total Area Sockets Fans Rate (One/Two/Three) (Y/N) (m2) (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) 40. Wan Chai Cross Lane Public Toilet Y Two 6 Y Y N 41. Wan Chai Southorn Centre Public Toilet Y Three 7 Y Y N 42. Wan Chai Kat On Street Public Toilet Y Two 8.5 Y Y N Expo Drive East Public 43. Wan Chai Y Two 5* Y Y N Toilet Wan Chai North Temporary 44. Wan Chai Public Transport Interchange Y One 5 Y Y N Public Toilet 45. Wan Chai Amoy Street Public Toilet Y Two 13 Y Y Y Wing Hing Street Public 46. Wan Chai Y Two 11 Y Y N Toilet 47. Wan Chai Hing Fat Street Public Toilet Y Two 3 Y N N 48. Wan Chai Bowen Road Public Toilet Y One No attendant room 49. Eastern Ning Foo Street Public Toilet Y Two 4 Y Y N 50.
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