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3Policy3.1 Basically, all land in Hong Kong are leased from theGovernment and it is essential for the Government to ensure thatthe use of any land and buildings thereon is strictly inaccordance with the lease, conditions and to take leaseenforcement actions should a breach occur. Due to the wide scopeof lease enforcement and the varying degree of seriousness of thebreaches, policies have been formulated by the Government whichgive priority to certain categories of enforcement and ensureuniformity in treatment of similar breaches. With reference tothe policy endorsed by the Executive Council on 30 December 1975,the established order of, priorities for lease enforcement actionsin respect of the use of buildings in both the urban areas andthe NT was set out below -(a) Dangerous or obnoxious industrial undertakings inresidential buildings;(b)Dangerous or obnoxious industrial undertakings inexisting or new non-industrial buildings otherthan permissible Ground Floor Trades and ServiceTrades.(c) Other industrial undertakings in residentialbuildings.(d) Other industrial undertakings in new nonindustrialbuildings other than Service Trades.(e) Misuse of parking areas in industrial buildings.• (f) Misuse of residential buildings (includingparking areas) not falling under (a) or (c).(g) Misuse of non-industrial buildings (includingparking areas) not falling under (b) or (d) .(h)Unauthorised additions to buildings, for example,breaches of site coverage, height restriction,plot ratio etc.- 10 -
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Page 12 and 13: who needed housing, to build houses
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