Hong Kong to launch Internet learning program July 14

27.06.2011
The Hong Kong government is set to launch the controversial HK$220 million Internet Learning Support Program (ILSP) on July 14 to help students from low income families make use of the Internet for learning, said the Government CIO Stephen Mak Monday.

that four senior government officials--including his former boss Permanent Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Elizabeth Tse and Financial Secretary John Tsang--told him to award the ILSP contract to iProA where a large number of members are associated with the pro-government DAB (Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong).

Godfrey also slammed the appointment of two program implementers--iProA and the Hong Kong Council of Social Service--in different districts as not in the best interest of the low-income families.