New HK$122 million lifeguard outsourcing contract sparks public spending concerns
Hong Kong authorities have awarded a HK$122 million contract for lifeguard and first aid services to Spotlight Enterprises. This decision has raised public concerns about the prudent use of public funds, as the company was previously found to have failed to provide adequate staffing at swimming pools.

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AI-generatedHong Kong authorities have awarded a HK$122 million contract for lifeguard and first aid services to Spotlight Enterprises. This decision has raised public concerns about the prudent use of public funds, as the company was previously found to have failed to provide adequate staffing at swimming pools. The Leisure and Cultural Services Department defended the award on Saturday, stating satisfaction with Spotlight Enterprises' performance over the past two years. The contract's value is approximately US$15.6 million.
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4 extractedThe Leisure and Cultural Services Department is satisfied with Spotlight Enterprises’ performance over the past two years.
Hong Kong authorities awarded a HK$122 million lifeguard and first aid services contract to Spotlight Enterprises.
The decision has sparked concerns over the prudent use of public funds.
Spotlight Enterprises was previously found to have failed to provide required staffing at swimming pools.