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Govt to consult public on LRT law

2017-02-14 08:00
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The government launched a two-month public consultation yesterday on proposed legislation on the future operation of the Light Rail Transit (LRT) system, with the aim of finishing a draft bill regulating the matter by the end of this year.

A press conference about the public consultation was held yesterday at the Transport Bureau (DSAT). It was co-hosted by Transport Infrastructure Office (GIT) Deputy Director Ng Keng Chung.

The government has said that the Taipa segment of the LRT is scheduled to be operational in 2019.


Transport Infrastructure Office (GIT) Deputy Director Ng Keng Chung addresses yesterday’s press conference about the LRT draft bill public consultation, at the Transport Bureau (DSAT). – Photo: Tony Wong

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