Update on information security Overall situation of information security Referring to the Administration’s statistics on the security incidents and technology crimes, Mr CHAN Chun-ying noted that the Hong Kong Computer… Read more »
Cooperation between Hong Kong and other places on juridical assistance in criminal matters Inadequacies in existing legislation Mr CHAN Chun-ying expressed concern about a case in which a Hong Kong… Read more »
MOTION ON “PROMOTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF A FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGY HUB TO REINFORCE HONG KONG’S POSITION AS AN INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL CENTRE” MR CHAN CHUN-YING (in Cantonese): Deputy President, I move that… Read more »
Crime situation in 2018 Deception Mr CHAN Chun-ying commended the Police for maintaining Hong Kong as a safe city. Noting that a rise of 18.1% of deception cases was recorded… Read more »
Proposed framework for implementing a cooling-off period Duration of cooling-off and refund periods and refund arrangements Mr CHAN Chun-ying requested the Administration to clarify the actual “refund period” which would… Read more »
MOTION ON “ENACTING LEGISLATION TO PROTECT THE RIGHTS AND INTERESTS OF RARE DISEASE PATIENTS” MR CHAN CHUN-YING (in Cantonese): Deputy President, in 2017, pro-establishment Members of the Legislative Council set… Read more »
Increasing housing supply to rectify housing shortage problem MR CHAN CHUN-YING (in Cantonese): President, property prices in Hong Kong have remained high and the supply of housing cannot meet the… Read more »
Progress report on the Innovation and Technology Fund Positioning of the Innovation and Technology Fund Mr CHAN Chun-ying pointed out that none of the funding schemes was dedicated to financial… Read more »
Revision of Fees under Entertainment Special Effects (Fees) Regulation (Cap. 560B) Discussion Mr CHAN Chun-ying queried the reasons for the difference in the proposed licence fees for Special Effects Operators… Read more »
Q6 – Combating money laundering and terrorist financing activities MR CHAN CHUN-YING (in Cantonese): President, the Secretary and Mr Jimmy NG just now referred to the first Hong Kong’s Money… Read more »