Hong Kong 2006
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February
3 The Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food, Dr York Chow, announces a plan to ban the keeping of poultry in backyards. The ban goes into effect on February 13.
11 The Revenue (Abolition of Estate Duty) Ordinance 2005 goes into force.
21 The Chief Secretary for Administration, Mr Rafael Hui, announces a plan to set up a consultative committee to re-examine the need for core arts and cultural facilities in the West Kowloon Cultural District.
22 In his Budget Speech, the Financial Secretary, Mr Henry Tang, outlines a series of measures and proposals to boost Hong Kong's financial market, including expanding renminbi business.
27 The Secretary for Education and Manpower, Professor Arthur K C Li, announces a series of long-term support measures for improving the teaching establishment and reducing the workload of teachers to give them some relief and to allow them to better concentrate on teaching.
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