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LAWMAKERS FLAG GAPS IN PROPOSED CHANGES TO BUILDING MANAGEMENT RULES AFTER TAI PO FIRE

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News - South China Morning PostLAWMAKERS FLAG GAPS IN PROPOSED CHANGES TO BUILDING MANAGEMENT RULES AFTER TAI PO FIRE1 hr ago

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Hong Kong lawmakers have warned of potential loopholes that bid-riggers can still exploit despite a government proposal to tighten proxy votes, owner attendance at renovation meetings and other oversight issues in its… Their warnings on Thursday coincided with the announcement of a second round of raids by the Competition Commission pertaining to a bid-rigging case involving 28 estates and contracts valued at around HK$500 million...

News - South China Morning Post reports that hong Kong lawmakers have warned of potential loopholes that bid-riggers can still exploit despite a government proposal to tighten proxy votes, owner attendance at renovation meetings and other oversight issues in its…

The report adds: Their warnings on Thursday coincided with the announcement of a second round of raids by the Competition Commission pertaining to a bid-rigging case involving 28 estates and contracts valued at around HK$500 million...

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