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$2.5m in aid okayed for snowstorm victims
The Disaster Relief Fund has approved a grant of $2.5 million to World Vision to help snowstorm victims in Xinjiang.
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Democratic progress wins public backing

More than 1.1 million residents have signified their support for Hong Kong's democratic progress to be made in 2012 through a public signature campaign.

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Infrastructure consultation forum to be held
A forum will be held on February 6 to explore the way forward for enhancing public participation in the planning of transport infrastructure initiatives. A Facebook account, set up especially for the forum, will be activated from 9am to noon for people to post their comments.
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New body to scrutinise privacy watchdog
The Constitutional & Mainland Affairs Bureau says it supports the Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data's plan to form a group to enhance the body's compliance and management work, and strengthen its governance.
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CE urges constitutional reform consensus
Chief Executive Donald Tsang has called for a consensus on constitutional reform, adding that it is the critical moment for discussion and participation to foster political development in Hong Kong.
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$8m in aid set for Haiti quake victims
Eight-million dollars from the Disaster Relief Fund has been granted to World Vision to help Haiti's earthquake victims.
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Public relations of a different kind
Job WongHandling public complaints is not an easy task because it tests officers' patience and problem-solving skills. The 1823 Call Centre's Job Wong, who has won the Ombudsman's Award, shares his tips on easing complainants' anxiety with news.gov.hk.
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Poll position: Chief Secretary Henry Tang speaks at a New Territories East regional forum for the 2012 election methods at the Heritage Museum on January 25.
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