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A new Housing Branch under the Government was established to assume responsibility for formulating policies and strategies for both public and private housing development. |
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The Housing Authority reached a Supplemental Agreement with the Government on new financial arrangements. |
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The first housing blocks of the Harmony series were completed. |
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The Housing Subsidy Policy was reformulated. |
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The Mark I and Mark II redevelopment and re-housing programme was completed. |
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All regular meetings of the Housing Authority began to be opened to the public. |
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The Estate Management Advisory Committee (EMAC) Scheme was put to trial in eight estates. |
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The Safeguarding Rational Allocation of Public Housing Resources Policy was introduced. |
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The Housing Authority Exhibition Centre was opened. |
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The Secondary Market Scheme was launched. |
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Opening of Tung Chung New Town. |
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The first Housing for Senior Citizens in Ping Tin Estate was completed, setting a new standard for public housing catering for the needs of the elderly. |
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The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government announced a ten-year housing plan. |
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The Tenants Purchase Scheme was first launched. |
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Full implementation of the EMAC scheme. |
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The new Concord blocks under the HOS were offered for sale. |
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The Buy or Rent Option (BRO) was introduced to facilitate applicants on the Public Rental Housing Waiting List for to acquire early home ownership. |
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The broad direction of transferring estate management and maintenance services to the private sector by way of Phased Service Transfer was endorsed. |
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The Housing Authority Customer Service Centre at Wang Tau Hom was opened. |
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