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November 9 - Week in Review

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November 9 - Week in Review

See the week's main Government news in pictures

Parental responsibility: Secretary for Justice Rimsky Yuen speaks at the Global Conference on Recovery of Child Support & Family Maintenance in Asia Pacific & Worldwide on November 9.

Innovation drive: Speaking before the Executive Council meeting on November 10, Chief Executive CY Leung says the Government will officially announce the Innovation & Technology Bureau's establishment on November 20.

Young technicians: Secretary for Development Paul Chan (front row, second right) attends the Construction Industry Council graduation ceremony on November 10.

Nose for news: Financial Secretary John Tsang opens the 19th Ming Pao Student Reporter Scheme at the Kowloonbay International Trade & Exhibition Centre on November 11.

Trade potential: Financial Secretary John Tsang speaks at the Ta Kung Pao Belt & Road Hong Kong Forum on November 13.

Embracing change: Chief Secretary Carrie Lam opens the Poster Exhibition on The Book of Changes: Qian at the Cultural Centre on November 13.

Special support: Chief Secretary Carrie Lam speaks at the launch of the pilot scheme for on-site pre-school rehabilitation services on November 14.

Progress check: Secretary for Transport & Housing Prof Anthony Cheung (right) inspects the South Island Line (East) Ocean Park Station works on November 14.

Raising interest: Chief Executive CY Leung (right) talks to students at a Financial Services Development Council career day on November 15.

Soaring high: Chief Secretary Carrie Lam (first left) distributes souvenirs to families joining the Dragonair Journey of Dreams on November 15.

Sustainable living: Secretary for the Environment KS Wong (first right) joins a child in a game at the Hong Kong Biodiversity Carnival on November 15.

Golden oldies: Chief Executive CY Leung (right) speaks at a tea reception at Government House to celebrate Senior Citizens Day with about 100 people from 18 districts.