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during the festive seasons and dedicated efforts were made in the summer<br />
months of 2009. The Police also continue the collaborative efforts with NGOs<br />
to attend to youngsters apparently under the influence of drugs at boundary<br />
control points by initiating immediate and follow-up caring measures for them.<br />
External Cooperation<br />
4.16 The ND continued to monitor the latest development on discussion<br />
over the tightening of controls over ketamine in international fora such as World<br />
Health Organisation Expert <strong>Committee</strong> on Drug Dependence and International<br />
Narcotics Control Board. The Government would provide information to these<br />
organisations on Hong Kong’s situation if necessary.<br />
4.17 A meeting between the ACAN and the Anti-Drug <strong>Committee</strong> of<br />
Macao was held in May 2009. In addition, the Police and the C&ED continued<br />
to pursue closer collaboration on law enforcement efforts with their Mainland<br />
and overseas counterparts.<br />
Research<br />
4.18 To ensure that the anti-drug policy is evidence-based and to respond<br />
to new challenges brought by the changing drug scene locally and overseas, the<br />
ND commissioned or prepared the launching of studies on more effective<br />
methods for estimating the drug abuse population in Hong Kong, the drug abuse<br />
situation of non-engaged youth and their service needs, situation among ethnic<br />
minorities and harmful effect of psychotropic substances.<br />
4.19 The field work of the latest Survey of Drug Abuse among Students<br />
had been completed by October 2009 and the results were publicized in early<br />
2010. As for the Central Registry of Drug Abuse (CRDA), the ND rolled out a<br />
series of improvement measures in 2009 which include maintaining close<br />
contact with the reporting agencies and enhancing their efficiency in reporting to<br />
CRDA, assessing and reducing the extent of under-reporting, and widening and<br />
deepening the reporting network.<br />
Community Mobilisation, Support and Care<br />
4.20 By the end of 2009, over 250 organisations and individuals have<br />
pledged support for the Path Builders initiative. The ND will tailor-make<br />
individual packages and match the contributors’ offers with potential<br />
beneficiaries based on their preferences.<br />
4.21 As part of the initiatives under the five directions announced by the<br />
Chief Executive in July 2009, the 18 District Offices of the Home Affairs<br />
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