Tse Siu-wah to Brief Media on Five-Year Plan
RTHK · 2 SOURCESabout 1 hour ago4 MIN
Summary
Public consultation on Hong Kong’s first five-year plan ends today. Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Tse Siu-wah (謝小華) is scheduled to meet the media at Government Headquarters at about 6pm to review the consultation exercise.
Permanent Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Wong Siu-chu and Under Secretary Hu Kin-man will also attend the media session.
Key Points
- Hong Kong’s first public consultation on a five-year plan concludes today, marking the end of the formal consultation period
- Tse Siu-wah, the Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, will meet reporters at about 6pm this evening.
- The media briefing will be held at Government Headquarters, according to the announcement on the evening schedule
- Wong Siu-chu, Permanent Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, will attend alongside Deputy Secretary Hu Kin-man.
- The stated purpose of the appearance is to summarise the public consultation work on the five-year plan.
Why It Matters
The briefing is the government’s first immediate public wrap-up after the consultation period closes, giving the administration a chance to frame the next stage of work.
For Hong Kong readers, the session will indicate how officials present the consultation outcome and who is leading follow-up within the Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau.