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Ms Mak, 35, housewife 
I'm surprised Donald Tsang mentioned special care for the physically impaired. I have no recollection of him saying anything about this in the past two years. How rare.
Lee Lok-sze, 16, student
I support the Home Ownership Scheme, but I think the government's lack of action on subdivided units is mere procrastination. People are still being deprived of their basic rights. The tycoons' monopoly remains.
Sum Wing-fai, 45, accounting 
There are no surprises. It's just mixing old measures together. The best thing would have been to provide subsidies for those who can't afford to pay rents.
Polly Kwok, 28, education worker
The wealth gap has been widening throughout Donald Tsang's tenure - it must have something to do with the government. Few policies are implemented with a view to the grass roots.
Ms Lo, 81, housewife
I usually go to Chinese medicine clinics. The vouchers for the elderly do not cover all these clinics. I don't know whether I can use them.
Ms Hui, clerk
The HOS can help a lot of people, but it has come too late. If the flats had been built several years before, the situation would've been better.
Tahir Khan, 37, chef
More Chinese training classes should be provided to different racial groups. I've been here for 12 years and I still can't speak Chinese. It's difficult to communicate with the police or in hospitals.
Leung Hoi-chuen, 62, restaurant operator
What hope could I have in the government? There was more disappointment than expectation. There are food safety measures, but more inspections mean more trouble for us.
Alex Chung, 21, restaurant worker 
I've been in the industry for five years, yet I've heard nothing about training courses.  I don't think the new cookery school is useful. Learning at  work is more effective.
Wong Chin-ong, 26, housewife
I'm a little disappointed there is no paternity leave. My husband works six days a week. He could spare no time to be with the kids soon after they were born. I had to take care of them on my own.



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Donald Tsang

First thoughts