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Alice Mak Mei-kuen
PersonAlice Mak Mei-kuen is Hong Kong's Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs, addressing various community issues.
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Alice Mak Mei-kuen serves as the Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs in Hong Kong. She is currently newsworthy due to her involvement in several recent issues, including addressing misconduct by district councillors (Poon Chi-shing and Chau Kit-ying) regarding parking violations and emphasizing the need for them to uphold public expectations. She is also overseeing matters related to the deadly Tai Po fire, including the management of the HK$4.4 billion relief fund, ensuring it earns interest through fixed deposits to support long-term resettlement for victims. Furthermore, Mak is leading efforts to amend the Building Management Ordinance, considering doubling the in-person attendance threshold for major renovation approvals and addressing concerns about scrutiny of flat owners' proxies at building management meetings. Her role is significant as she navigates these diverse community concerns and legislative changes.
Last updated: May 2, 2026
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