Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor said earlier that if the Housing Authority is too slow to build houses after the government handed over the land, the housing authority should pay for the cash subsidy scheme for waiting public housing to establish a "spirit of accountability."
A spokesman for the Housing Authority said today (12th) that the Housing Authority has been working hard to improve the efficiency of public housing planning, design and construction, and strive to build more units as soon as possible.
The spokesman also said that from 2017 to 2022, the supply of public housing will reach 96,500 units, which is 30,000 units more than the previous five years, reflecting the HA’s continuous efforts.
Lam Cheng mentioned earlier that if the Housing Authority is too slow to build houses after the government delivers the land in the future, it will have to pay the cash allowance by itself.
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According to the Housing Authority, more than 90% of the current public housing projects of the Housing Authority use prefabrication technology to achieve a standard floor of 20 units on one floor in 6 days.
In addition, the Housing Authority has also adopted the "assembly and synthesis" construction method and has selected five residential buildings located in Tung Chung, Lam Tin and Anderson Road to adopt the relevant technology.
The spokesman also pointed out that the Housing Authority will introduce contractors to design and construct suitable projects.
A spokesman for the Housing Authority pointed out that from 2017 to 2022, the supply of public housing will reach 96,500 units, which is 30,000 units more than the previous five years. This reflects the hard work of the Housing Authority. The work of the meeting expressed affirmation and support.
The spokesman said that the Housing Authority will continue to work hard to overcome the challenges and build more public housing, with a view to shortening the waiting time for public housing and responding to the expectations of the community.
Policy Address ︱ Lam Cheng: If the Housing Authority is too slow to build a house, it should be held accountable to pay the cash allowance for public housing on the waiting list. Housing Authority members say that the construction site is like a "pig skull" and the area is small and can only be "accepted with tears". Lam: Housing Authority The payment of allowances is a "satisfying idea". Non-recommended approval reports are meaningless to create contradictions. The Housing Authority must pay the allowances for slow housing construction?
Members denied "sighing for slow" and citing government documents to refute Lam Cheng
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