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Hong Kong can offer AI governance solutions for major economies: Paul Chan (opens the original)
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Finance chief cites common law system, internationally connected standards and professional services as city’s strengths Hong Kong can offer trusted solutions in artificial intelligence (AI) governance for major economies by leveraging the city’s unique strengths, including its common law system, internationally connected standards and professional services, the city’s finance chief has said. “As major economies begin discussing AI governance, data, compliance and risk management, Hong Kong can
Legislation among options to regulate minors’ social media use: justice minister (opens the original)
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Paul Lam dismisses concerns that measures could infringe on individual rights, saying goal is to protect children in Hong Kong from online harms Introducing legislation to protect minors by regulating social media use is among the options on the table, Hong Kong’s justice minister has said, after the latest policy address unveiled plans to create a task force to review the situation. Speaking to the South China Morning Post and other media outlets on Wednesday, Secretary for Justice Paul Lam Tin
Exco declarations reveal new roles for ex-lawmakers as minister retains 22 flats (opens the original)
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Executive Council’s annually updated declarations of interest shed light on positions taken by several former Legco veterans Updated declarations of interest by members of Hong Kong’s top decision-making body have revealed new business ventures and corporate board appointments for several former veteran lawmakers, while constitutional affairs chief Janice Tse Siu-wa remains the biggest landlord among ministers. The documents shed light on the new roles taken on by several Exco members who steppe
Hong Kong pledges lenient approach on 10-12 hours of civil service family leave (opens the original)
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Civil service chief Ingrid Yeung says applications for new hourly leave scheme will be straightforward, with minimal proof needed Hong Kong authorities have pledged to take a lenient approach when approving applications for a new scheme granting civil servants 10 to 12 hours of family care leave annually from next year. The initiative, first announced in last week’s annual policy address, will allow staff to leave work temporarily to deal with personal matters, such as accompanying family member
Hong Kong’s metal storage hits 30,000 tonnes in push to become global commodity hub (opens the original)
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Financial services minister Christopher Hui also says city will pay for Dongjiang water using yuan as part of internationalising renminbi Hong Kong’s push to develop into a premier gold and commodity trading hub has gained momentum, with local metal storage surpassing 30,000 tonnes, a minister has said, as the administration positions the city as the “must-choose destination” for global capital. Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury Christopher Hui Ching-yu also said on Friday the go
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