Public consultation ends for Hong Kong five-year plan
SingTao · 2 SOURCESabout 1 hour ago1 MIN
Summary
Hong Kong's first five-year plan reached the end of its two-month public consultation period on August 14. Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Tse Siu-wah is scheduled to meet reporters at Government Headquarters that evening to give a wrap-up of the consultation.
Key Points
- The consultation period for Hong Kong's first five-year plan ended on August 14 after running for two months
- Tse Siu-wah, the Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, is set to meet the media at Government Headquarters in the evening.
- Bastille Post reported the media session was expected at about 6pm at Government Headquarters
- Permanent Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Wong Siu-chu will attend the briefing alongside Tse Siu-wah.
- Under Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Wu Kin-man will also join the appearance to conclude the public consultation.
Why It Matters
The briefing is the next official step after the close of consultation and will indicate how the government frames feedback on Hong Kong's first five-year plan. For residents and policy watchers, the appearance may offer the clearest immediate signal on the administration's timetable and presentation of the plan's next stage