Chairman of social worker body steps down amid reform

The chairman of the Social Workers Registration Board, Ng Yut-ming, has vacated his position amid a government plan to reform the statutory body. According to the board's website, Ng's tenure in office ended on Friday, following the earlier departure of six other members: Toby Ho, Grace Wong, Chan Kwok-bong, Adino Chung, Phyllis Luk and Lam Chiu-wan. It means only one elected member, Oscar Lai, remains on the board. The three-year term for the current board is set to expire in January. Lawmakers are set to start the second reading of a government bill aimed at revamping the body next week. The bill proposes increasing the number of appointed members from six to 17, while elected members will remain unchanged at eight.

Chairman of social worker body steps down amid reform

Chairman of social worker body steps down amid reform

Chairman of social worker body steps down amid reform

Chairman of social worker body steps down amid reform

Chairman of social worker body steps down amid reform