The station operates out of three cramped and dilapidated buildings on Broadcast Drive, as well as smaller offices elsewhere in the city. She said the September deadline to leave is a lot sooner than was envisaged, and RTHK would seek to negotiate a staged withdrawal instead. DAB lawmaker Elizabeth Quat said it was reasonable for the government to take back the ETV building, since it had cut all funding for ETV production in the latest budget. Quat said RTHK should have expected that staff would have to move out of the building sooner or later. But Civic Party leader Alvin Yeung accused the government of suppressing RTHK, by cutting its resources and funding.

Source: The Standard May 13, 2020 10:30 UTC