66. Hong Kong will face many problems with its population structure. The Task Force on Population Policy headed by the Chief Secretary for Administration has put forward more than 30 policy recommendations. Bureaux and departments are co-ordinating with each other to follow up the recommendations. They will continue to study the impact of demographic trends on our social policies and public services in the future and the necessary measures to be taken in response. With a low fertility rate, Hong Kong's population is ageing rapidly. We estimate that, by 2033, people aged 65 or above will account for more than a quarter of our population. Elderly people are rich in experience and wisdom. They can play their part and make indispensable contributions to the community. On the other hand, we need to make early plans on the financing of elderly care. The Central Policy Unit will support the Task Force by conducting research so as to lay the groundwork for dealing with our ageing population.