香港民青局麦美娟：于四区推行“联厦联管”试验计划 打造大厦管理新模式

Group 1 - The Hong Kong government is implementing a "Joint Management" pilot program in four districts to support the management of old single-block buildings and "three-no" buildings, encouraging owners to hire the same property management company to share costs and improve living conditions [1] - The Buildings Management Ordinance provides a legal framework for owners to establish Owners' Corporations, outlining the rights and responsibilities of the corporations and owners [1] - The government aims to enhance the role of district councilors in building management issues, facilitating communication between owners and property management companies to resolve disputes [1] Group 2 - The Property Management Services Authority has established a licensing system to regulate property management companies and personnel, promoting service quality and professionalism in the industry [2] - The government, public institutions, and professional organizations are collaborating to improve the efficiency of Owners' Corporations, owners, and property management companies [2] - The revised Buildings Management Ordinance, effective July 13, 2024, includes provisions for owner participation in major procurement decisions and criminal penalties for failing to retain certain management-related documents, aimed at protecting owners' interests and enhancing transparency [2]