government has power to decide if literary works can be given awards, based on whether they follows laws such as the national security law. Yeung said that "the literary industry should not worry if they hold the 'right understandings to the country.'" COVID-19 In October 2022, Yeung admitted that the government's "0+3" measure for inbound travelers only created limited help to travel agencies. However, Yeung said that he wanted the public to keep complying with anti-COVID measures. In January 2023, Yeung said that South Korea's flight curbs on travelers from China, Hong Kong, and Macau were not necessary, and said "In general, we want these [Covid] measures [to be] based on science. In the past few weeks, you can see that our situation, for example, the Covid figures have been decreasing, and we have been controlling the pandemic in Hong Kong in a very good manner. I think in the past, we have proved that our measures are very effective." A separate report from January 2023 listed Hong Kong as recently having the world's highest Covid-related deaths, per capita. Sports Commissioner On 2 November 2022, the sports commissioner, Yeung Tak-keung said that "very few people" in the government administration are familiar with sports, and that authorities had not yet found a successor for him, as his term had ended. Yeung said that "They often don't know much about sports, nor can they think from the perspective of sports development." Michelle Yeoh In January 2023, Yeung congratulated Michelle Yeoh, a Malaysian national, and said she was a "Hong Kong actor." References 1963 births Education in Hong Kong Living people Government officials of Hong Kong Hong Kong civil servants Alumni of the University of Hong Kong RMIT University alumni