Here you go sybil
According to
section 27 of the
Legislative Council Ordinance, the right to vote is also conferred with permanent residence.
Under normal circumstances, only permanent residents are entitled to social benefits such as public housing and assistance payments (e.g. Comprehensive Social Security Assistance).
Broadly speaking, the rights of permanent residence are enjoyed equally by all Hong Kong permanent residents, regardless of whether they are Chinese or foreign citizens. However, those who are Chinese citizens have some additional rights. For example, Chinese citizens who are also Hong Kong permanent residents are entitled to apply for Hong Kong SAR passports and home return permits (for travel to Mainland China), and can also hold senior posts in the Hong Kong SAR Government.
The link for your reference to avoid squabbling like little girls :
Hong Kong Permanent Resident
More concerning for those in management and human resource positions are the penalties for making false declarations on the ID 990B & ID 91 Forms. If you are found to be guilty of making false declarations on these documents you are liable to $150,000 Fine
AND 14 years imprisonment. These include false statements, declarations and authenticity of the information provided.
I wish you well.