After the former Chief Executive Lin Zheng Yue'e left in Hong Kong, due to the full amount of the former Chief Executive's Office, the Hong Kong Government needs to rent the office in the Golden Bell Swipe Plaza for Lin Zheng Yue'e, with an annual cost of up to 9.17 million Hong Kong dollars.Yuan), causing doubts.The Hong Kong Government stated that the arrangement of the lease will be considered in a timely manner.

Comprehensive Sing Tao Daily and the Internet media "Hong Kong 01" reported that the policy and specific arrangements of the former Chief Executive's Office were approved by the Finance Committee of the Hong Kong Political and Economic Legislative Council for approval. It is understood that the relevant arrangements are the governmentThe former Chief Executive's Office will be set up in the property.

According to the Hong Kong Government, from 2023 to 2024, the frequent expenditures of Lin Zhengyue's office of Lin Zhengyue reached 9.17 million yuan, of which employee salary and related expenses accounted for about 2.86 million yuan; rents and related expenses accounted for 5.67 million yuan; the others were; others were;Daily operating expenses account for 640,000 yuan, and the office has no frequent expenses.

In this regard, the Hong Kong Legislative Council member Tian Beichen asked questions on Wednesday (May 22) that who decided to rent the office of the Golden Bell Taikoo Plaza and became the former Chief Executive's Office.

He also questioned that in October 2022, the Hong Kong Government said that the monthly rent of the former Chief Executive's Office of Taikoo Plaza was about 377,000 yuan per month.However, in the 2023/24 budget compiled by the Hong Kong Government, the office's rent and related expenses of the year were as high as 5.67 million yuan (ie, the average of 472,500 yuan per month).

Chen Guoji, the director of the Hong Kong Department of Administration, said in writing that in addition to the rent, in addition to the rent, there are management fees, cleaning services and electricity expenses. The Hong Kong government will consider the lease to the subsequent arrangements.

The Hong Kong government pointed out that it will continue to arranges the recommendations of the independent committee report on the reward of the Chief Executive and after leaving in 2005 to provide support and other lifelong benefits for all former Chief Executives, including setting appropriate offices and appropriate offices and appropriate offices and appropriate offices and appropriate offices and appropriate offices and appropriate offices and appropriate offices and appropriateAdministrative support to assist them in promoting and etiquette for Hong Kong.