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ehabilitation programmes. In this regard, the ND plans to invite proposals in<br />
2010.<br />
Drug Testing<br />
4.12 To serve as a tool for both prevention and early intervention of drug<br />
abuse, the ND is planning or taking forward drug testing schemes at various<br />
levels. Details are provided at Chapter 5.<br />
Enhanced Probation Service<br />
4.13 A two-year Pilot Project to provide more focused, structured and<br />
intensive treatment programmes for convicted young drug offenders aged<br />
below 21 who are put on probation pursuant to the Probation of Offenders<br />
Ordinance (Cap 298) started on 1 October 2009 in the two Probation Offices<br />
serving the Kowloon City Magistrates’ Courts and Kwun Tong Magistrates’<br />
Courts respectively. Services of the Pilot Project include probation supervision<br />
with more frequent progress reports to courts, more frequent urine tests and<br />
curfew checks, intensive counselling programmes, therapeutic groups,<br />
employment assistance, school guidance, etc.<br />
Law Enforcement<br />
4.14 Relevant law enforcement departments took forward the various<br />
recommendations of the Task Force regarding the seeking of a heavier sentence<br />
to increase deterrence against exploitation of the youth in illicit drug activities,<br />
the Police Superintendents’ Discretion Scheme, cyber patrol, as well as<br />
collaboration with non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and industry<br />
partners. As a key direction in the Chief Executive’s anti-drug campaign, law<br />
enforcement departments were spearheading major efforts specifically for the<br />
summer vacation in 2009 and beyond by conducting territory wide operations.<br />
No efforts were spared to combat the problem of youth drug abuse at the supply<br />
side.<br />
Cross-boundary Drug Abuse<br />
4.15 Since the publication of the Task Force Report, various actions have<br />
been taken to step up efforts against cross-boundary drug abuse. First, the<br />
Government has escalated discussions with the Shenzhen authorities, stepped up<br />
joint operations, and enhanced intelligence exchange and publicity efforts at<br />
boundary control points in order to deter and detect cross-boundary drug abuse<br />
and trafficking. Second, the Customs and Excise Department (C&ED) has<br />
enhanced its detector dog services and plainclothes operation at boundary<br />
control points. Third, publicity at boundary control points has been enhanced<br />
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