The Hong Kong version of the National Security Law｜No retrospective period not entirely reviewed by the Mainland

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Written by: Huang Yongyu

2020-07-05 10:48

The National Security Law of the Port Area came into effect a few days ago. On July 1, 10 people were arrested for violating the National Security Law. Tan Yaozong, member of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, was asked today (5th) whether he believed that the National Security Law was "spicy". He thought that it depended on different angles, but mentioned that there were still a large number of citizens taking to the streets on the 7th, and some were even involved in the crime. The arrest of the National Security Law reflects that the public is not afraid, and that there is no retrospective period at present. Most of the interrogation process relies on Hong Kong, and not all of them are sent back to the Mainland for trial. "What kind of hotliness are you talking about? It must not be." He appealed. Hong Kong people should no longer challenge or impact the national security laws of the port area, and emphasized that "something that used to be done may not be achieved today."

He believes that only a few days have passed since the 30th was passed. The public has not yet fully understood that it is not surprising. It rebukes someone for deliberately creating panic. It will also remind relevant officials to explain the bill to the media and the public. He also urged Hong Kong people to stop challenging or impacting the national security laws of the port area, describing acts such as "engaging in Hong Kong independence" and "a great event to turn Hong Kong into a subversion of the national base", and emphasized that "something that used to be done may not necessarily be achieved today." ". He pointed out that the national security work is complicated, so no relevant departments have been set up since the reunification, which has caused many problems. "So what happened is like last year."

Tan Yaozong, member of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, believes that the provisions of the National Security Law of the Hong Kong District are "not hot."

For some citizens who are worried that the National Security Agency in Hong Kong will affect one country, two systems, Tan thinks it will not. He pointed out that national security is the central authority, and the Hong Kong government is absolutely responsible. "There is a committee under one country and two systems to coordinate with each other, so there is a committee with different departments." National security is not only handled by the police and the Security Bureau. It is the entire government that studies it together. Talking about the issue of candidates, Zheng Yanxiong, Secretary General of the Guangdong Provincial Party Committee, served as the Director of the Office of Public Affairs. He believed that it was beneficial and reasonable. He said that Zheng came from Guangdong and would have a better understanding of Hong Kong affairs.

He emphasized that the manpower of the Public Office is unknown, but the relevant powers have been "written in law" and are subject to the supervision of the three parties including Hong Kong law, Mainland law and the Mainland Supervision Committee. He also pointed out that at first, Hong Kong people worried about the garrison, but the fact is that "nothing has happened in 23 years", so he urged everyone not to worry, saying that the Office only serves to assist Hong Kong in performing its duties.

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