Digital storage: Secretary for Commerce & Economic Development Gregory So briefs the media on February 3 on Government measures to convert industrial buildings into data centres.

Respect for elders: Secretary for Labour & Welfare Matthew Cheung explains on February 3 the welfare measures proposed in the 2012-13 Budget, saying the Government attaches great importance to seniors' services.

Great equaliser: Speaking on an RTHK talk show on February 3, Financial Secretary John Tsang says the 2012-13 Budget aims to benefit people from all walks, noting that recurrent spending - particularly on education - will help even the grassroots improve their living standards.

Room to grow: Secretary for Development Carrie Lam tells the media on February 2 that 47 residential sites producing 13,500 flats will be sold in the 2012-13 Land Sale Programme.

Good listener: Participating in a joint radio programme on February 2, Financial Secretary John Tsang (right) says he is confident the comprehensive measures in his 2012-13 Budget will win support from the community.

Blueprint backing: Financial Secretary John Tsang speaks at a press conference on February 1, saying he is confident the $80 billion worth of measures proposed in his 2012-13 Budget will stabilise the economy, safeguard people’s livelihood and invest in the future.

Far-reaching impact: Financial Secretary John Tsang participates in a joint television panel discussion on his 2012-13 Budget, which he says was formulated with Hong Kong’s long-term development in mind.

Budget boon: Financial Secretary John Tsang proposes relief measures worth nearly $80 billion in his 2012-13 Budget speech at the Legislative Council on February 1.