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Written by Peng Zhuowei
2020-06-20 20:37
Last update date: 2020-06-20 20:42The details of the "Hong Kong version of the National Security Law" have finally been revealed today. Among them, the "Draft Note" states that Hong Kong residents should sign documents to confirm or take an oath to support the Basic Law of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China and loyal to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China when they run for election or assume public office.
Chen Hengbin, a member of the DAB’s Legislative Council, believes that the “public officials” listed in the “Draft” include civil servants; and that the “Draft” requires signing documents to confirm or swear allegiance to the Basic Law in order to prevent civil servants from "Know" as a reason to participate in or engage in things that violate the status of civil servants and conflict with public office.
The Director of the Civil Service Bureau Nie Dequan said earlier that the Bureau is doing some internal research on the civil service oath and will submit a progress report to the Legislative Council next month. (Profile picture / Photo by OJL)
The Director of the Civil Service Bureau Nie Dequan said earlier that the Bureau is doing some internal research on the civil service oath and will submit a progress report to the Legislative Council next month. He emphasized that on the issue of oaths, civil servants must support the Basic Law and be loyal to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government. This is a consistent responsibility and very clear.
The current "Hong Kong version of the National Security Law" draft states that Hong Kong people need to take an oath when taking up public office. This shows that the issue has been raised to the national level, and the civil servants to be ensured by the country must support the Basic Law and be loyal to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China. This is also in line with Nie Dequan's earlier argument that Hong Kong's civil servants are part of the country's governance system. Under the one country, two systems system, they are also civil servants of the SAR government and the state. Their dual roles must be considered when performing their duties.
Li Kuiyan, president of the Chinese Staff Association, responded that there is no time to discuss the relevant content. You need to understand the content of the text before responding.
The Director General of the Civil Servants’ Union Federation said that it is a proper thing for employees to be loyal to their employers, but he is worried that there will be restrictions on the expression of personal opinions of civil servants in the future, and it will have an impact on the government’s recruitment of elites, but he is not worried about the impact on internal morale and unions. jobs.
After the "Hong Kong version of the National Security Law" came into effect, if there were civil servants involved in carrying out or participating in loyalty to the Basic Law, Chen Hengbin believed that the simplest way is to dismiss directly. (Profile picture)
Chen Hengbin: If there are civil servants who violate the Basic Law, the simplest way is to fire them directly
Chen Hengpin believes that the "incumbent public officials" listed in the "Draft" include civil servants; after the "Hong Kong version of the National Security Law" comes into effect, if there are civil servants involved in violations of the Basic Law, Chen Hengpin believes that he will be prosecuted, " It may be the simplest to be dismissed." For example, the four types of criminal acts that violate Hong Kong's national security laws are more likely to bear relevant criminal responsibilities.
In the end, Chen Hengbin praised the draft of the National Security Law of Minato City for its well-configured content. He also pointed out that the draft emphasizes the principle of rule of law and states that law enforcement complies with international human rights conventions. "It has made Hong Kong people more confident in the regulations. Self-breaking".
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