Mar 1, 2022 The government announced that the Compulsory Universal Testing (CUT) will be conducted in March, but the specific details are yet to be announced. In order to collect people’s views on Compulsory Universal Testing, the DAB Legislative Council member (New Territories North) Lau Kwok Fan conducted an online survey and received more than 13,000 responses within two days. Summary of the survey 90% agreed that the CUT should be carried out by district, while 10% agree

Feb 28, 2022 Due to the increasing severity of the epidemic, an accumulation of dead bodies occurred at hospitals and public mortuaries. In addition, the unclear dissemination of government's information gave chance to some troublemakers to spread false information on the Internet and social platforms in an attempt to attack the government and weaken the anti-epidemic effort, causing panic amongst people. In order to properly handle the above problems, the DAB requires the

Feb 28, 2022 A large number of patients including elderly were still waiting outside the Accident & Emergency (A&E) of Caritas Medical Centre in the past two days due to the flow of patients was stymied by the shortage of ambulances or non-emergency service vehicles. Legislative Council member (Kowloon West) Vincent Cheng requested the authority to take decisive measures, such as to increase or allocate manpower, to borrow rehabuses or vehicles adapted for use to transfer in

Feb 26, 2022 The Government announced at 10:30pm last night via a press release that 19 mobile specimen collection stations will cease operation today. As a result, the public was unable to grasp the new policy and went to the collection stations which ceased operation. DAB Legislative Council member (New Territories North) Lau Kwok Fan reprimanded the government for not using a more open and clear way, such as in a press conference, to explain substantial changes to the ex

The 48th UN Human Rights Council Side Meeting in Geneva discusses the situation in Hong Kong

2021.08.17 Today, the DAB met the Chief Executive and submitted its new “Proposals for the Policy Address” to the government. At present, Hong Kong is returning from chaos to order following the implementation of the National Security Law and improvements made to the electoral system. Facing the dawn of a new era, the DAB believes the Chief Executive must lead the SAR government with the courage to reform to seize opportunities to respond to challenges from all sides. The DAB

Starry met the media after the meetings and talked about the scope of the DAB’s future work in three aspects.

Vincent CHENG urged the authorities to relaunch the subsidy scheme for contactless payment in public markets on a press conference.