The Land Registry Trading Fund Hong Kong
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Land Registrar's Statement
Highlights of 2009/10
Organisation Structure
Management Structure
Branch Functions
Services and Workload
Performance Pledges
Customer Services
Development Projects and New Services
Future Plan
Recent Development
Future Plan
Staffing
Staff Training
Staff Development and Management Initiatives
Staff Motivation and Recognition
Staff Relations
Safe Workplace
Knowledge Management
Corporate Citizenship
Future Plan
Service Enhancement to Integrated Registration Information System (IRIS)
IT Security
Future Plan
Financial Objectives
Actual Performance
Fee Reduction
Forecast
Statement of Comprehensive Income
Statement of Financial Position
Statement of Changes in Equity
Statement of Cash Flows
Notes to the Financial Statements
(a) Standing Members of the Land Registry Customer Liaison Group (Private Sector) 2009/10
(b) Membership of the Land Registry Customer Liaison Group (Public Sector) 2009/10
(c) Membership of the Land Registry Joint Standing Committee 2009/10
Seventeenth Year in Review
The Land Registry Trading Fund
Vision, Mission, Values and Functions
Organisation and Management
Customer Services and Operations
Title Registration
Human Resources
IT Services
Financial Management
Report of the Director of Audit to the Legislative Council
Certified Financial Statements
Annex

In August 1993, the Land Registry was established as one of Hong Kong's first Trading Fund Departments. The trading fund concept is an approach to public financing designed to encourage greater focus on improving services and responding to customer needs. The Land Registrar serves as the General Manager of the Land Registry Trading Fund.

Under the trading fund model, the Land Registry remains a public agency but is responsible for its own finances and must meet its expenditure from the income derived from fees and charges for the services that it provides. The Trading Fund pays dividends to public funds but may otherwise retain profits to invest for service improvements. In particular, it has autonomy over capital investment projects that will support its services and has flexibility to redeploy staff to respond to the service needs of clients and customers.

The Trading Fund's Annual Report and the certified financial statements by the Director of Audit must be tabled in the Legislative Council of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region each year.
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