Hong Kong version of the National Security Law | Lin Zheng pointed out that the Central Committee will listen to the views of the Legislative Council Chairman

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Written by: Zhou Lixi, Peng Zhuowei

2020-06-03 20:48

Chief Executive Lin Zhengyue met with central officials in Beijing today (3rd) to reflect the Hong Kong government's views on the "Hong Kong version of the National Security Law." She said after the meeting that the central government would listen to the views of Hong Kong society in various forms, including the Legislative Council President, etc. .

Legislative Council Chairman Liang Junyan said that he had just noticed that the chief executive mentioned his name, and the National People's Congress would listen to Hong Kong's opinions through various channels, but he said, "I will only finish the meeting after the implementation is completed. I have no idea what happened. ".

Lin Zhengyue met with Vice Premier of the State Council, Han Zheng, the leader of the Central Hong Kong and Macao Work Leading Group, and other central officials. He said that the central government will listen to the opinions of various sectors of the society through various forms, including the chairman of the Legislative Council and legal experts in Hong Kong. Hold a forum. Lin Zheng called on all circles to actively participate and reflect their views to the central government.

When asked whether it reflects the public's objections and the concerns of Western countries, Lin Zhengyue said that he would not disclose the content of the meeting, and that the information is now very fluid. Hong Kong and foreign countries can hear any opinions. I believe there is no need to pass the Chief Executive in person. Go to Beijing to reflect your opinions.

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