Former Hong Kong chief executive Donald Tsang leaves the high court on April 24, 2017 after being granted bail to appeal against a misconduct conviction and a 20-month prison term. Photo: AP Former Hong Kong chief executive Donald Tsang leaves the high court on April 24, 2017 after being granted bail to appeal against a misconduct conviction and a 20-month prison term. Photo: AP
Former Hong Kong chief executive Donald Tsang leaves the high court on April 24, 2017 after being granted bail to appeal against a misconduct conviction and a 20-month prison term. Photo: AP
Richard Wong
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The View by Richard Wong

This one fix would quash corruption among senior civil servants

‘Reintroducing a pension system would significantly increase the commitment and performance of senior civil servants’

Richard Wong
Richard Wong

Updated: 1:27pm, 26 Apr, 2017

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Former Hong Kong chief executive Donald Tsang leaves the high court on April 24, 2017 after being granted bail to appeal against a misconduct conviction and a 20-month prison term. Photo: AP Former Hong Kong chief executive Donald Tsang leaves the high court on April 24, 2017 after being granted bail to appeal against a misconduct conviction and a 20-month prison term. Photo: AP
Former Hong Kong chief executive Donald Tsang leaves the high court on April 24, 2017 after being granted bail to appeal against a misconduct conviction and a 20-month prison term. Photo: AP
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Richard Wong

Richard Wong

Richard Wong Yue-chim is the Philip Wong Kennedy Wong Professor in Political Economy at the University of Hong Kong