2061:; he also argued that the lease was at market value. The rental arrangement was widely considered politically insensitive and Tsang eventually dropped the plan in April. He was later summoned to answer questions from an open inquiry by the Hong Kong Legislative Council. This unprecedented revelations and move to impeach him launched by a pro-establishment legislator shook the confidence in integrity of the city's officials. Within weeks, two property magnates and the former chief secretary in his administration were arrested under allegations of bribery and corruption. The case resulted in the conviction of
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spokesman for Mok's company said they had never heard about the scheme before the policy address. Mr Mok also issued a statement, clarifying that his business has not monopolized the market, since his company also sells incandescent conventional light bulbs. In other words, any potential benefit that may be generated by the new policy will be offset by corresponding loss in the incandescent conventional light bulbs market. Lawmakers from across the political spectrum did not question Tsang's integrity.
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protection scheme. The
Government also launched a loan guarantee schemes to stabilize thousands of enterprises and secure more than 240 000 jobs. The Government's relief measures have amounted to more than HK$ 87 billion — equivalent to 5.2% of the city’s GDP, higher than the average for the G-20 economies. These measures have successfully stabilized the economy without impairing the Government's fiscal position in the long term.
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2006:, the capital city of the Guangdong Province. Concerns over many aspects of the project were expressed, including significant cost escalations compared to estimates made one year previously; there were demonstrations of more than 1,000 people protesting against the construction of the rail link in late 2009 and early 2010. The
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the four pillar industries. On the other hand, Hong Kong should also promote six industries where it enjoys clear advantages. Those industries are: education services, medical services, testing and certification, environmental industries, innovation and technology, and cultural and creative industries.
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Yongjun, a government spokesman said today (October 12): "We do not comment on individual cases. The Immigration Department has the responsibility to uphold effective immigration control. The department handles all entry applications
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To maintain Hong Kong’s leading edge over global competitors and create more quality jobs, Tsang believed that Hong Kong must, on one hand, build on its strength as an international financial centre and try every means to enhance the flow of people, goods, capital and information that are related to
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However, Tsang's plan to give each household a 100 Hong Kong dollar (US$ 13) voucher in
February to buy fluorescent bulbs aroused controversy. The plan will be funded by Hong Kong's two major electricity companies, and paid for ultimately by the consumer - the utilities will be granted 50 and 60 HK
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A row endured for three weeks over the appointees' foreign nationalities, experience and remuneration levels, and transparency of the selection process. Tsang apologised for not having arranged for the new appointees to meet the public, whilst maintaining there were important points of principle to
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Undersecretaries on 20 May 2008, and nine Political Assistants two days later, out of a total of 24 newly created positions ostensibly to work closely with bureau secretaries and top civil servants in implementing the Chief Executive's policy blueprint and
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Tsang set up a
Commissioner for Heritage Office and earmarked $ 1 billion to revitalize historic buildings. He also proposed a series of revitalization projects that would add a new dimension to Central. For instance, to reduce the development density of the Central Ferry Piers site and open up the
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Tsang has undertaken to push ahead with 10 large-scale infrastructure projects within his term of office to boost economic activities and improve the living environment in Hong Kong. Those projects include: (1) Extension of the mass transit railway to
Southern District; (2) Sha Tin to Central Link;
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sparked allegations of conflict of interests when they reported that the new policy may benefit Tsang's son's father-in-law, Mok Kam-tsuen, a Hong Kong distributor for
Philips light bulbs. Tsang said that he was aiming to safeguard public interests, and denied there was any conflict of interest. A
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The next day, Donald Tsang confirmed that Denise Yue would not have to resign. He was satisfied with her apology and with the explanations offered by her. Tsang ordered a committee, of which Yue was to be a member, to be set up to perform a sweeping review of the system to process applications for
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Government is committed to reducing the energy intensity of Hong Kong by at least 25% by 2030, compared to 2005 levels. A series of measures have been introduced to promote the use of cleaner fuel and improved energy efficiency. For example, progress was being made on ensuring the provision of
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Placing a strong emphasis on education, Tsang decided to extend free education in Hong Kong from nine to twelve years starting from the 2008-2009 school year. Coupled with the Pre-primary
Education Voucher Scheme, Tsang aimed at reducing inter-generational poverty by helping children of low-income
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February 2012, Tsang was discovered to have received favours and hospitality from business tycoons on various occasions; there were also allegations of preferential allocation of a luxury apartment to Tsang in exchange for granting of a broadcasting licence. The Hong Kong media exposed Tsang's
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issued the report requested by Donald Tsang, where they admitted that they had neglected to consider Leung's role in the Hung Hom Peninsula affair. Donald Tsang asked the SCS to reassess the approval, and submit a report to him. New World Development announced in the early hours of 16 August that
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Controversies surrounded not only the suspicions of Leung's own conflict of interest, but also of the insensitivity of the committee which recommended the approval for him to take up his lucrative new job less than two years after his official retirement. New World argued that they hired Leung in
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would be temporarily waived, at an estimated cost of $ HK2 billion. It was intended that the levy would be waived for a two-year period on all helpers' employment contracts signed on or after 1 September 2008, but would not apply to ongoing contracts. The Immigration Department said it would not
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reimburse levies, which are prepaid half-yearly or yearly in advance. The announcement resulted in chaos and confusion, and uncertainty for the helpers as some employers deferred contracts or had dismissed helpers pending confirmation of the effective date, leaving helpers in limbo. On 20 July,
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Since the outbreak of the financial tsunami in September 2008, the Hong Kong SAR Government immediately introduced a series of measures with a view to "stabilising the financial system, supporting enterprises and preserving employment". The Hong Kong Monetary Authority introduced a full deposit
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Tsang's policy address disappointed the pan democratic legislators as lacked anything of substance, the only mention of political reform was of consultations to begin in the following month. Democrats and pro-establishment parties alike also criticised the speech for the absence of policies to
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Following his re-election as the Chief Executive in 2007, Tsang set out the 5-year blueprint for the Third Term HKSAR Government in his Policy Address (2007–08). He stressed the importance of "progressive development", a core element of which is the promotion of community development through
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revitalization of the built heritage in the city.which is to be realized by promoting economic development through infrastructure projects, promoting community development through revitalization, and promoting social harmony under the concept of helping people to help themselves.
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in accordance with the law and immigration policy, having due regard to individual circumstances. In general, a passenger whose travel document does not meet the entry requirements will be repatriated to his or her place of embarkation or origin."
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cleaner fuel from the Mainland to Hong Kong including starting work on the construction a pipeline supplying natural gas to the city and the recently renewed agreement on the supply of nuclear electricity for a further term of 20 years.
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Radio commentators suggested the policy and the allegations reflected a lack of political sensitivity on the part of the administration of public concerns about collusion between government officials and the business sector.
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approved the measures. After widespread criticism of the situation, the government also conceded that maids having advanced renewal of contract would not be required to leave Hong Kong through the discretion exercised by the
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principle laid down in the Basic Law." The Government of Hong Kong refused to comment on individual cases; the People's Republic of China jailed Zhou for nine years, for an alleged incident of financial fraud in Hong Kong.
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defend vis à vis the appointees' remuneration and nationalities. Tsang was criticised for the lack of transparency over the appointments, and his apology was seen as 'grudging' and 'reluctant'. A SCMP poll conducted by
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announced the waiver commencement date would be brought forward by one month. The Immigration Department would relax its 14-day re-employment requirement for helpers whose contracts expired. On 30 July, the
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announced some "extraordinary measures for extraordinary times", giving a total of HK$ 11 billion in inflation relief to help families' finances. Of which, the Employee Retraining levy on the employment of
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approved the implementation on 20 October 2009, paving the way for funding approval from the Finance Committee of the Legislative Council. Appropriations for the project of $ 64 billion were the
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public space along the waterfront for entertainment, recreational and cultural uses; to remove the Central Market from the Application List and hand it over to the
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plan to live his retirement life in a 6,500 sq ft apartment in the nearby city of Shenzhen. The luxurious apartment is owned by the developer
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Macau using a forged Malaysian passport. Zhou's supporters alleged the renditioning to be illegal, and his lawyer, Democratic Party chairman
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in early 2010 to trigger a by-election. They will stand in the by-election which they claim can be regarded as a de facto referendum for
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2821:"Hong Kong: Revelations In SHK Bribery Case; Collusion Between Politicians And Property Tycoons – OpEd"
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resigned as the Convenor of the Executive Council non-official members to run for the
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interrupted the address, and throwing projectiles at the speaker. They were evicted.
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address livelihood issues. For the second year running, the three members of the
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Gary Cheung (16 August 2008). "Officials didn't see decision causing a row".
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on 16 January 2010 against the objections of the pro-democracy legislators.
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2493:"SCS submits report to Chief Executive on Leung Chin-man's case"
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Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Express Rail Link Hong Kong Section
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Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong
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2678:"Chinese democracy leader Zhou Yongjun jailed for fraud"
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for conservation and revitalization; and to convert the
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First term of CY Leung as Chief Executive of Hong Kong
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as deputy managing director and executive director of
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2107:"The Honourable Andrew LIAO Cheung-sing, GBS, SC, JP"
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ExCo approves implementation of high-speed rail link
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Daniel Sin (9 August 2008). "Tsang's civil unrest".
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291:Major change in the office was the Chief Secretary
2641:"No conflict of interest in lightbulb plan: Tsang"
2599:"Scheme offers light-bulb relief but higher bills"
2491:Secretary for the Civil Service (15 August 2008).
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2853:"Former chief secretary Rafael Hui found guilty."
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2836:"Tycoon arrests rock Hong Kong - CNN.com"
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2553:"Democrat anger at no wind of change"
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2597:Chiang, Scarlett (15 October 2009).
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899:President of the Legislative Council
2676:Macartney, Jane (21 January 2010).
2574:Central Station (15 October 2009).
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2263:"Approval rating for CE record low"
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2018:Democratic development in Hong Kong
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1665:Hong Kong Polytechnic University
1465:Hong Kong Institute of Education
924:Chief Executive election in 2012
795:Secretary for Labour and Welfare
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466:Secretary for the Civil Service
2748:'Don't miss this crucial step'
2551:Lee, Diana (15 October 2009).
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893:, the former chairman of the
737:Secretary for Food and Health
679:Secretary for the Environment
297:2012 Chief Executive election
184:2007 Chief Executive election
47:Special Administrative Region
2797:"Impeachment pressure grows"
2308:Bonnie Chen (17 July 2008).
2069:, and several executives of
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2461:Diana Lee (5 August 2008).
2192:"High hopes for appointees"
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2234:South China Morning Post
2219:South China Morning Post
2073:who acted as middlemen.
1973:one country, two systems
1821:Foreign domestic helpers
1764:Environmental protection
92:People and organisations
2071:Sun Hung Kai Properties
2048:2012 Junket controversy
2012:territory's legislature
1907:former civil servants.
1839:Director of Immigration
1754:Urban Renewal Authority
1531:Legislative Councillor
1115:Legislative Councillor
1081:Former deputy judge of
1014:Legislative Councillor
651:Secretary for Education
198:4th Legislative Council
194:3rd Legislative Council
2620:AP (16 October 2009).
1663:Council Chairwoman of
1630:Management consultant
825:Secretary for Security
208:First Tsang government
80:30 June 2012
43:3rd Government of the
1955:Zhou Yongjun incident
1949:Zhou Yongjun incident
1878:public housing estate
1865:New World Development
1747:Heritage Conservation
1697:Honorary chairman of
1395:Managing director of
1045:General secretary of
891:Jasper Tsang Yok-sing
438:Secretary for Justice
154:Status in legislature
65:1 July 2007
3039:Hong Kong Government
2400:"Maids can stay put"
2370:"New hope for maids"
2172:on 11 September 2011
1900:Civil Service Bureau
1889:Denise Yue Chung-yee
1861:New World China Land
1699:Value Partners Group
1431:Gold Peak Industries
1260:Cheung Kong Holdings
2877:. 19 December 2014.
2626:Hurriyet Daily News
2473:on 11 December 2008
2410:on 11 December 2008
2380:on 11 December 2008
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1931:Ming Pao Daily News
1911:2009 Policy address
1361:Former Chairman of
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983:Chartered surveyor
408:Financial Secretary
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2067:Thomas Kwok
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1715:Second term
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1178:Alliance
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938:Members
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314:Minister
280:Ministry
259:against
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160:majority
2976:Tsang I
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