Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu is scheduled to hold his first district consultation session this Sunday in Tuen Mun. The event is designed to gather public input regarding Lee’s forthcoming annual policy address and the city’s inaugural five-year development plan. Lee will be accompanied by various government ministers during the proceedings.

According to reports, the event is not open to the general public. Attendance is limited to a specific group of residents and district representatives who were invited by the government. The format of the event has drawn attention due to the restricted nature of the invitation process.

There is a notable difference in expectations regarding media access following the event. While the consultation is taking place this Sunday, sources indicate that Chief Executive Lee does not intend to address media inquiries until after a subsequent district session, which is scheduled for the following Sunday. This decision to delay press engagement until after the second event marks a specific procedural choice by the administration regarding how they communicate the outcomes of these consultations to the broader public.