Post-Article 23 economic measures to benefit Hong Kong will soon be introduced

Looking back at the situation at that time, the government published the consultation document on September 24, 2002, and the second reading was originally scheduled to resume on July 9 of the following year. This period lasted for nearly nine and a half months. During this period, Hong Kong's economic situation was sluggish, and a series of issues such as the SARS incident caused political turmoil, which eventually led to the bill being shelved.

This year, the government has proposed 23 new measures aimed at promoting Hong Kong's economic development. These measures will help improve Hong Kong's business environment, attract more investment and create more job opportunities.

Some of the measures include lowering tax rates, simplifying business registration procedures, providing more loan support, etc. These measures will bring substantial benefits to Hong Kong's businesses and residents and help promote rapid economic growth.

The introduction of these new measures has been widely welcomed and supported. It is generally believed that this will help boost Hong Kong's economy and promote social stability and prosperity.

Overall, these new measures will bring new vitality and impetus to Hong Kong's economy and help achieve sustainable economic growth and development.