Government Consults Owners on Building Management Ordinance Amendments
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On 3 November 2026, the Youth Affairs Bureau submitted a paper to the Legislative Council setting out the results of a one-month public consultation on amendments to the Building Management Ordinance. The consultation arose from building management problems behind the Tai Po fire. The report noted that owners opposed two proposals: restricting proxy votes, and allowing only relatives to attend meetings. The authorities are studying alternatives to resolve the related building management problems.
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- 南華早報·香港Owners Oppose Proxy Votes and Attendance Restrictions as Government Studies Alternatives
The Youth Affairs Bureau has submitted a document to the Legislative Council setting out the results of a one-month public consultation on amendments to the Building Management Ordinance. Owners oppose the proposed restrictions on proxy votes and on allowing only relatives to attend meetings, and the authorities are studying alternatives to address the building management problems behind the Tai Po fire.
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