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CY Leung UGL payment saga
In 2016 the Legislative Council set up a committee to investigate Leung Chun-ying’s receipt of HK$50 million from Australian engineering firm UGL. That payment came after UGL's 2011 purchase of DTZ, an insolvent property company of which Leung was a director before becoming Hong Kong chief executive in 2012. Leung took the cash after his election, but did not declare it to his cabinet. He insisted there was no conflict of interest and it was a normal "resignation arrangement", but pan-democrats alleged impropriety.
Legislative Council of Hong Kong

No censure for lawmaker who let CY interfere in inquiry

Holden Chow had the right to seek the former chief executive’s input over investigation into HK$50 million UGL saga, committee finds. But opposition figures sitting on panel argue he brought the legislature into disrepute.

Legal push to force charges against former Hong Kong leader Leung refused

Activist applies for judicial review of decision not to charge CY Leung

Former lawmaker Tsang Kin-shing claims move was illegal and wants High Court to order charges be brought against city’s former leader.

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