The Legislative Council has passed a bill that will make it easier for overseas-trained doctors to practise in Hong Kong. Photo: EPA-EFE
Hong Kong passes contentious bill allowing more overseas-trained doctors to practise in city, with applications ‘likely to open in third quarter next year’
- The bill, which makes it easier for graduates of non-local medical schools to practise in city, faced heavy resistance from doctors’ representatives
- Legislative Council votes 39-1 to approve government’s amendment to the Medical Registration Ordinance, ending months of bickering
The Legislative Council has passed a bill that will make it easier for overseas-trained doctors to practise in Hong Kong. Photo: EPA-EFE