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Bernadette Linn Hon-ho

Bernadette Linn Hon-ho
The latest news and updates on Bernadette Linn Hon-ho, a seasoned Hong Kong government official with extensive experience in public administration. Currently serving as Secretary for Development since July 2022, she is responsible for planning, land development, and public works policy, including major infrastructure decisions like the Northern Metropolis megaproject. Her career, which began in 1989 as an Administrative Officer, includes roles as Permanent Secretary for Development, Director of Lands, and Private Secretary to the Chief Executive. She has championed quality building practices, promoted innovation in development, and fostered cultural heritage initiatives, demonstrating expertise in urban planning and policy implementation.
Hong Kong property

Developers vie to land plum HK$2 billion residential site in Ho Man Tin

The government received 10 tenders for the site on Fat Kwong Street ahead of a deadline on Friday.

Hong Kong minister vows to give public account of Queen Mary Hospital lift saga

100 start-ups joining Hong Kong flagship tech hub to get top mentors

Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park submits proposed list of sector-specific firms to access cross-border data flows in pilot.

Vincent Ma says seamless data flows, along with the movement of capital, materials and personnel, are key to the park’s development. Photo: Silvia Siu
Research and development buildings at the Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park. Photo: Silvia Siu
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Hong Kong to tighten contractor oversight after Tai Po blaze, minister vows

Development secretary also pledges to explore harsher penalties for offenders as government’s reliance on industry’s self-policing comes into question.

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Substandard non-fire-retardant scaffolding netting had been used in the renovation project at Wang Fuk Court, an independent investigating committee has heard. Photo: Karma Lo
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