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March 2 - Week in Review
See the week's main Government news in picturesOn board: Chief Executive CY Leung (left) announces on March 2 that he has appointed Nicholas Yang (right) as his Innovation & Technology Adviser, and as a non-official Executive Council member with immediate effect.
Fiscal sustainability: Long-term fiscal planning working group chairperson Elizabeth Tse explains the proposed options for the "Future Fund" savings scheme for Hong Kong on March 2.
Caution advised: Chief Secretary Carrie Lam briefs reporters on constitutional development on March 2, and appeals to lawmakers to take public sentiment into account when making decisions.
Market brief: Chief Executive CY Leung (left) meets China Securities Regulatory Commission Chairman Xiao Gang in Beijing on March 3.
On the agenda: Chief Executive CY Leung says in Beijing on March 3 that he will bring up the issue of Mainland tourists coming to Hong Kong with the relevant authorities during his visit.
On the money: Financial Secretary John Tsang (second right) officiates at the HSBC 150th Anniversary Banknote launch ceremony on March 4.
Banking brief: Chief Executive CY Leung (right) meets People's Bank of China Governor Zhou Xiaochuan in Beijing on March 4.
In session: Chief Executive CY Leung (bottom left) attends the opening ceremony of the third session of the 12th National People's Congress in Beijing on March 5.
Maiden voyage: Secretary for the Environment KS Wong (centre) launches the Drainage Services Department's sludge vessel Clean Harbour 1 on March 5.
Discussion table: Chief Executive CY Leung (right) meets Hong Kong & Macau Affairs Office Director Wang Guangya (left) in Beijing on March 5.
Views noted: Chief Secretary Carrie Lam receives the Federation of Trade Unions' constitutional development submission on March 6.
Best interests: Chief Executive CY Leung relays National People's Congress Standing Committee Chairman Zhang Dejiang's comments on March 6 that the Central Government is sincere in implementing universal suffrage of the Chief Executive.
Garnering opinions: Chief Secretary Carrie Lam receives the Liberal Party's constitutional development views on March 6.
Message received: Chief Executive CY Leung tells the media in Beijing on March 6 he has reflected Hong Kong people's views on parallel traders to the Central Government.
Stage hand: Secretary for Commerce & Economic Development Gregory So meets students involved in the Starting Line film project on March 6.
Cooling measures: Secretary for Financial Services & the Treasury Prof KC Chan briefs reporters on the recent mortgage-tightening steps on March 7.
Enthusiastic response: Chief Secretary Carrie Lam on March 7 says the Government has received more than 100,000 submissions in the second-round political reform consultation, and will strive to announce the results within April.
Step forward: Secretary of Justice Rimsky Yuen on March 7 says the Bar Association agrees that the proposed method of achieving universal suffrage in the 2017 Chief Executive election is not the endgame.
Having their say: Chief Executive CY Leung exchanges views with young people at the Youth Summit 2015 on March 7.
Charitable trek: Financial Secretary John Tsang (front row centre) officiates at the launch ceremony for Hike for Hospice 2015 on March 8.
Empowering women: Chief Secretary Carrie Lam speaks at a cocktail reception celebrating International Women's Day 2015.
