Government Apologises and Pushes Seven Major Systemic Reforms After Wang Fuk Court Fire
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After the Wang Fuk Court fire, the Chief Executive and principal officials briefed the public on follow-up work and apologised to victims and residents on behalf of the SAR government. On 29 October 2026, Executive Council non-official member convenor Regina Ip said the move demonstrated the government's determination to pursue full accountability at every level. She endorsed the direction of the government's seven major systemic reforms, saying the Wang Fuk Court fire exposed long-standing shortcomings at different institutional levels; non-official ExCo members expressed full support for the government's comprehensive reforms.
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- 香港電台·即時本地Regina Ip: Government Shows Resolve to Pursue Full Accountability at Every Level
Convenor of the Executive Council non-official members Regina Ip says the Chief Executive and principal officials have reported follow-up work to the public and apologised to victims and residents on behalf of the SAR government, showing resolve to pursue full accountability at every level. She agrees with the direction of the government's seven major systemic reforms, saying the Wang Fuk Court fire exposed long-standing shortcomings at different institutional levels. The Executive Council non-official members say they fully support the government in implementing comprehensive reforms.
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