Land and Building Advisory Committee

The Land and Building Advisory Committee is a former body that provided advice on land and building-related issues in Hong Kong. While no longer actively mentioned in recent news, its past members continue to be relevant in public discourse. For instance, Francis Neoton Cheung, a former member, is now the chairman/convenor of Doctoral Exchange, a public policy research collective. His involvement in policy discussions, such as the development of the Northern Metropolis and Hung Shui Kiu, highlights the ongoing impact of individuals who have served on such advisory committees. The committee's historical role in shaping Hong Kong's urban development and land use policies remains significant, even as its direct operational status is not currently a focus of news coverage. Its legacy is seen through the continued contributions of its former members to policy research and public affairs.