Political situation
Written by: Wen Weiguang
2021-05-18 12:05
Last update date: 2021-05-18 12:40
Liang Zhenying, the vice chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and former chief executive, has recently made frequent moves to revisit the development of the borders of country parks. He also criticized civil servants for failing to do "Do it or die" and was accused of intentionally returning to run for the chief executive.
Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor fought back before attending the guild today (18), saying that the land supply strategy of each government is different, and there is no fast or slow assessment. If a conclusion is made on a certain date and the number of supplies, there will often be bias.
She also pointed out that every time the use of land is changed, whether it is a country park or open space, it will disappoint the citizens who can enjoy the original purpose.
Regarding the issue of civil servants, Carrie Lam said that everyone has freedom of speech, especially the freedom to criticize the government. The current organizational structure and procedures of the Hong Kong government cannot be said to be perfect. She and the civil service team are open to criticism, but believe that civil servants have been criticized. "Do your best" work.
Lam Cheng: Land supply is not "simply achieved"
Leung Chun-ying recently proposed to build about 20,000 to 30,000 HOS units on the borders of Tai Lam Country Park at a flat rate of 6,000 yuan per square foot. He also pointed out that the Housing Association had been commissioned to conduct research in that year, but the current government suspended the relevant in 2019. Work, "Two years have passed, and the housing problem in Hong Kong continues to deteriorate."
Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor responded today that the current government’s emphasis on land is beyond doubt, but each government has different strategies. "Some governments like to use the method of "rocking stones" to issue land research. Some governments include the current government. I feel that for long-term planning, we must open up new land, not change the use of a single piece of land."
She also pointed out that as an official who has dealt with land supply for many years, she understands that whether it is as large as a country park or as small as an open space, every change of land use will disappoint the citizens who can enjoy the original use.
Lam Cheng emphasized that everyone has different strategies and different effects. Land development should not focus on the "simple assessment" of speed, but on the effect. He emphasized that land supply is not "swiftly achieved", and there are also "predecessors planting trees and descendants." The effect of "shadow" is that "if you only use a certain day and a certain amount of supply and draw a conclusion, it is often biased."
Lam Cheng: Hong Kong relies on civil servants to "do their best" to maintain operations
Lam Cheng also said that citing the "Land Resumption Ordinance" to recover private land to develop public housing is an extraordinary measure, but the relevant work must meet the conditions. The Development Bureau has worked hard to screen and the government will continue to use the relevant regulations to develop land.
Regarding Leung Chun-ying's claim that many civil servants sometimes fail to meet the "do it or die" requirement. It is common for a document to be circulated among government departments for several weeks. Will Carrie Lam, who is an administrative officer, vindicate a civil servant?
Lam Cheng pointed out that everyone has freedom of speech, especially the freedom to criticize the government. He and his team are open to accept criticism. He also pointed out that the structure and work of the government will not be perfect and will continue to improve, and that Hong Kong depends on the civil servants to "do their best "Maintain operations.
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