Legco passes Policy Address and five-year plan motions
Lawmakers on Friday passed non-binding motions on the Hong Kong's first five-year plan and the Policy Address following a three-day debate. Legco House Committee chairman Ronick Chan noted that a total of 88 lawmakers shared their views during the discussions, spanning nearly 27 hours. Making his closing remarks before the vote, Chief Secretary Eric Chan expressed thanks to lawmakers for raising…
Legco members approved non-binding motions regarding Hong Kong's inaugural five-year plan and the Policy Address after a three-day debate, according to wire reports. House Committee chairman Ronick Chan revealed that 88 lawmakers participated in the discussions, which stretched for nearly 27 hours. Chief Secretary Eric Chan, speaking before the vote, expressed gratitude to lawmakers for their valuable feedback on various subjects during the three-day process.
Chan highlighted the significance of the Legislative Council's interaction between the executive and legislative branches in advancing Hong Kong's development. Chief Executive John Lee thanked the lawmakers for endorsing the motions, stating that the government will meticulously examine their recommendations to ensure the successful implementation of the five-year plan and the measures outlined in the Policy Address.
Lee emphasized the government's commitment to closely collaborating with the legislature to foster improved development for society and enhance the lives of Hong Kong residents.
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