Historical biography archive · Updated 2026-11-03

Carrie Lam Biography and Timeline — Page 2

Follow Carrie Lam through 53 dated historical records for Hong Kong.

Carrie Lam, historical timeline

A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.

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2021–2022Years on this page

2021

Electoral Reform Bill Passed

Chief Executive · Hong Kong · Government / Government of Hong Kong

Lam welcomes Legislative Council passage of legislation implementing the restructured electoral system and new candidate eligibility arrangements.

Role range: 2017-2022

Electoral Reform Ordinance Signed

Chief Executive · Hong Kong · Government / Government of Hong Kong

Lam signs the electoral reform ordinance, completing the local legislative process required to implement the redesigned election framework.

Role range: 2017-2022

District Council Oath-Taking Begins

Chief Executive · Hong Kong · Government / Government of Hong Kong

The Government begins administering statutory oaths to District Council members under the new legal requirements for public officers.

Role range: 2017-2022

Election Committee Poll Held

Chief Executive · Hong Kong · Government / Government of Hong Kong

Hong Kong holds the first Election Committee subsector poll under the revised electoral system, with the committee gaining expanded constitutional functions.

Role range: 2017-2022

District Council Oaths Declared Invalid

Chief Executive · Hong Kong · Government / Government of Hong Kong

The Government confirms that ten District Council members took invalid oaths after reviewing their submissions under the revised allegiance requirements.

Role range: 2017-2022

Northern Metropolis Plan Unveiled

Chief Executive · Hong Kong · Government / Government of Hong Kong

Lam unveils the Northern Metropolis development strategy in her Policy Address, proposing major housing, infrastructure and economic expansion in the New Territories.

Role range: 2017-2022

Legislative Council Election under New System

Chief Executive · Hong Kong · Government / Government of Hong Kong

Hong Kong holds its first Legislative Council general election under the restructured electoral system introduced earlier in the year.

Role range: 2017-2022

2022

Omicron Restrictions Tightened

Chief Executive · Hong Kong · Government / Government of Hong Kong

Lam announces tighter social-distancing and travel measures as the Omicron variant creates renewed concern over community transmission in Hong Kong.

Role range: 2017-2022

Kwai Chung Restriction-Testing Operation

Chief Executive · Kwai Chung · Government / Government of Hong Kong

The Government imposes a multi-day restriction-testing operation at Yat Kwai House after a significant COVID-19 cluster develops in Kwai Chung Estate.

Role range: 2017-2022

Sixth Anti-Epidemic Fund Approved

Chief Executive · Hong Kong · Government / Government of Hong Kong

Lam welcomes approval of funding for a sixth round of Anti-epidemic Fund measures as Hong Kong confronts a severe fifth wave of COVID-19.

Role range: 2017-2022

Compulsory Universal Testing Announced

Chief Executive · Hong Kong · Government / Government of Hong Kong

Lam announces plans for compulsory universal COVID-19 testing, with residents expected to undergo multiple rounds of nucleic acid testing during the fifth wave.

Role range: 2017-2022

International Flight Ban Lifting Announced

Chief Executive · Hong Kong · Government / Government of Hong Kong

Lam announces that the ban on passenger flights from nine countries will end in April alongside shorter quarantine requirements for arriving residents.

Role range: 2017-2022

Sixth-Term Chief Executive Election Result

Chief Executive · Hong Kong · Government / Government of Hong Kong

Lam welcomes the result of the sixth-term Chief Executive election after John Lee is selected to succeed her as Hong Kong's next Chief Executive.

Role range: 2017-2022

Records, sources and methodology

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