【明報專訊】THE Hong Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies (HKIAPS) of The Chinese University of Hong Kong, which starting from 2006 conducts a biennial study on social harmony in Hong Kong, has published its latest survey findings. According to the survey, disharmony between the public and the government has risen sharply during Chief Executive Donald Tsang Yam-kuen's term of office, and has for the first time become one of the three major causes of societal conflicts. This is the result of Tsang's seven years of office, and represents a major threat to social stability. To remedy the situation, the next Chief Executive must first of all improve the political atmosphere.