Building Management Ordinance ｜May Meijuan: There are practical difficulties in setting an upper limit for authorization cards. It is difficult to identify the order in which the authorization letters were submitted.
[News Channel Now] The government proposes to amend the Building Management Ordinance so that there is no upper limit to the number of qualified votes of each person at the owners' meeting. The Director of the Bureau of Internal Affairs and Youth, Mc May-Cowan, said that during the public consultation, many property owners reported that there would be practical difficulties in placing the qualified voting ceiling.
Director of the Bureau of Internal Affairs and Youth, Mac May-Cowan: "Many housing estates have a locked box. The owners who received the permission letters put them in the box, and everyone opens the box together at a certain time. The management office and the owner must ensure that the removal from the box is a fair and transparent procedure. So after opening the box, you won't know what the first boxes are on the 20th. 30 authorization letters are addressed to Mr. A, of which of the 30 letters they all put it in the box, and it is impossible to open the box."