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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

Future Plan

(i) Staff Development

The Land Registry will continue to arrange officers to attend local executive development programmes and centrally organised training programmes of the Civil Service Bureau in the coming year. Through the development and training programmes, officers will be better equipped to make full and effective contribution to the development of the department.


(ii) Green Management

The major impact of the Land Registry's business operations on the environment is the consumption of paper and energy. We will continue with our efforts to reduce consumption in these areas. These include the removal of non-essential lighting in offices, the proposal to allow the filing of standard terms documents (which can substantially reduce the volume of mortgage documents), further promotion of the use of e-Memorial Form and exploration of the feasibility of double-side printing of land documents.












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