Political situation
Author: Zheng Rongdi
2020-06-23 18:03
Date of last update: 2020-06-23 18:05The Central Liaison Office held a number of seminars today (23rd), presided over by central officials, to collect opinions and suggestions from all walks of life on the National Security Law of the Minato City. Liu Zhaojia, vice chairman of the Hong Kong and Macau Research Association, and others attended the meeting.
Liu Zhaojia said that mainland officials told the principle spirit of the legislation at the meeting, but did not disclose the new content of the Hong Kong version of the National Security Law, but the central government listened intensively through the Liaison Office. Liu Zhaojia pointed out that adjustments can still be made before the provisions of the National Security Law are announced. In this forum, we hope to absorb as many different opinions as possible. He personally believes that there can be no "thunder and heavy rain, and little rain" after the legislation.
The chairman of the Supervisory Committee Liang Dingbang entered the Central Liaison Office at 4 pm. When asked by the media what opinions on the National Security Law would be reflected to the central government, he said that he did not know that he would come to discuss the National Security Law this time. However, he held a purple transparent file with the document "National Security Law, Liang Dingbang's Senior Opinions". When Ren Zhigang left the Liaison Office, he did not respond to questions.
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