On Monday’s Backchat, the small-house policy.

The Court of Appeal on Wednesday restored the full rights of male indigenous villagers to build their own homes, as it overturned a lower court's ruling that narrowed the Small House Policy.
The ruling came after Kwok Cheuk-kin, known as "the king of judicial reviews," along with social worker Hendrick Lui Chi-hang filed a judicial review against the policy, on the grounds that it discriminates against non-indigenous people as well as female indigenous villagers.

What impact will the ruling have on land and housing supply in Hong Kong? Are ding rights fair? Are they in the Basic Law?

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8:30-9:30 BH: Paul Zimmerman, CEO of Designing Hong Kong, Southern District Councillor 
8:30-9:00 Phone: Malcom Merry, author of “Unruly New Territories” and adjunct Professor, Faculty of Law , HKU  
8:30-9:00 QGO : Ian Brownlee, member of Citizen Task Force on Land Utilization and former senior town planner of the Government, managing director of planning consultancy Masterplan Limited 
9:00-9:30 Phone: Brian Wong, member, Liber Research Community