.President John Lee Ka-chiu revealed an economic reform plan on Wednesday aimed at enhancing Hong Kong's conventional markets including finance, trade and shipping, as well as investing in brand-new modern technology business, while presenting a larger welcome floor covering for overseas ability as well as funds.In his 3rd policy handle considering that coming to be Hong Kong's leader, he likewise tossed a lifeline to the luxurious home market, liberalising the loan-to-value proportion for all homes to the pre-2009 level of 70 per cent.Lee also showed details of his government's much-awaited overhaul of the city's well-known partitioned flats and also "coffin-sized" homes, establishing minimum criteria for property managers to meet including giving home windows as well as bathrooms or even take the chance of unlawful liability.Owners would need to turn their apartments in to "standard casing units" to fulfill brand new legal requirements within a grace period, but tenants will not face any sort of penalties, he said.Lee yielded later on at a press rundown that switching partitioned homes into accommodation taken into consideration satisfactory, rather than exterminating all of them entirely, was not a "perfect 100 per cent service". The chief executive started his third policy address, titled "Reform for Enhancing Advancement and Structure our Future All Together", through specifying just how his government had actually been guided by a "reform state of mind" coming from the get-go as well as had fulfilled the majority of the "result-oriented" targets he had established." Reform is actually a constant procedure," he said to legislators, a lot of all of them using environment-friendly coats or associations to match the colour theme of his plan paper symbolising vigor, compatibility and also wealth.