The government is set to release the findings and conclusions of the independent committee report into the fatal fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po as early as Thursday. According to sources, a steering committee led by the chief secretary will be established to promote reforms and related legislative amendments. The group will review and implement the recommendations from the report to ensure a smooth execution and follow-up. The government plans to hold a press conference on Thursday where Chief Executive John Lee and other officials will explain the necessary reforms. Authorities will also hold two consecutive press meetings to detail the implementation of these reforms and address building maintenance loopholes. It is noted that the government will introduce legislation to criminalize bid-rigging in building maintenance work. Additionally, reforms in building renovation projects and increased supervision of contractors and professionals will be promoted, with amendments to the Buildings Ordinance expected. The current report submitted to the Chief Executive is reportedly over a hundred pages and includes more than ten chapters. The government intends to strengthen industry regulations, impose tougher penalties for violations, and enhance building and fire safety standards. The actions taken aim to address the issues identified in the aftermath of the deadly fire at Wang Fuk Court.