AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoNational Security: Chief Executive John Lee praised the government’s national security record and urged judicial reform. Separately, a 61-year-old woman was convicted of sedition over signs displayed outside her flat and given a three-month hospital order. Elections: The final register for the 2026 Rural Representative Election is published, while Election Committee nominations have reached 1,112 ahead of the October 20 deadline. Housing: Applications are open for all 13 Light Public Housing projects, with forms received by November 6 given priority. Judiciary: Lee has accepted a recommendation to appoint retired New Zealand judge Sir Terence Arnold to the Court of Final Appeal, subject to Legislative Council endorsement. Market Rules: HKEX is targeting the second half of 2028 to move Hong Kong’s securities market to T+1 settlement. Sanctions: The US designated a Hong Kong-based company over alleged transfers linked to Iran’s financial networks.
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