LegCo debated a five-year elderly-services plan, with the DAB’s Tam Yiu-chung criticising annual reviews of elderly spending for leaving services unplanned — hostel places severely short, waiting times too long — and demanding a five-year plan.
Social welfare sector’s Cheung Kwok-che wanted hostel places scaled to elderly population growth; the Democrats’ Wong Sing-chi proposed “hostel vouchers” putting subsidies directly in elders’ hands to choose better homes, and urged study of universal retirement protection.
The Liberal Party’s Vincent Fang opposed universal retirement protection, saying it would burden small businesses. Whether universal protection should run alongside or replace MPF remained the core of Hong Kong’s retirement debate.

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