The government is about to arrange for district councilors to swear an oath. According to government sources, it has set four red lines for "DQ" district councilors and seeks salaries from all DQ councillors, triggering the resignation of more than 200 democratic district councilors.
How the democrats continue to work in the region after the wave of resignation has become a major issue. It is reported that the National People's Association with a long history and 7 district councillors will adjust the local work model, and individual members will use the residents service center, residents association, etc. as the district The base continues to serve the neighbourhoods in Sham Shui Po, Lao Chao.
A member of the Association for Democracy and People’s Association who has resigned as a district councilor revealed that the association recently set up a group to review the constitution and study the addition and reduction of the contents of the constitution.
A large number of ADPL members are willing to stay in Sham Shui Po
In the 2019 District Council elections, the ADPL sent 21 people to the election and took 19 seats in one fell swoop. Yang Yu and Xu Jincheng became chairmen of the Sham Shui Po and Wong Tai Sin District Councils, respectively, and obtained a brilliant result table for the replacement of the old and new classes of the association.
However, with the wave of the primary election and the resignation of district councilors, many core members, including former party chairman Shi Delai, former vice chairman He Qiming, and Yang Yu who were involved in the primary election, are currently in the Lao Chao Sham Shui Po. There are only three district councillors left, including Li Tingfeng, Mak Wai-ming and Tan De-shing. In the Tuen Mun District Council, the ADPL retains three seats, and Wong Tai Sin has only the veteran Liu Chengli.
A core of the ADPL revealed that different party members are currently thinking and discussing how to continue working in Kowloon West after the wave of resignations. According to preliminary information, most of the party members who have resigned as Sham Shui Po District Councillors still hope to stay in Sham Shui Po. The district serves the community, and only one or two people fade out of community work and return to social work positions.
Residents' Association or DQ Era Area Base
According to the source, the ADPL has been serving in Kowloon West since the 1980s. In addition to the District Councillors’ offices, many residents’ organizations and service centers have been set up in individual constituencies. Long-term cooperation, so there are physical service bases in many housing estates, such as Yuanzhou Village, Xingfu Village, Lige Village, etc. Therefore, many outgoing district councillors can continue their work in the district through relevant regional bases; Sufficient funds to maintain the original scale of operations and hire staff require further thinking and discussion.
Some former district councillors of the National People’s Association pointed out that the association is thinking about different ways to raise funds, including online crowdfunding and selling goods in a personal way, but there is still no final decision. It is waiting for the former district councillors to complete the complicated work such as the conclusion of the negotiation work. Later, further discussions will be held.
Tan Guoqiao, a former member of the Sham Shui Po District Council who has resigned, said that the arrangements for resigning as a district councilor are still being processed, including assisting council staff who have lost their jobs due to resignation.
As for the plan for the future service area, he frankly said that he must first apologize and explain to the neighbours for the outgoing district councillors. He also frankly said that many regional affairs may not be lowered, such as the Tai Hang West Redevelopment Project in the district. Therefore, he will continue to cooperate with relevant district groups and organizations. Cooperation.
Tan Guoqiao also pointed out that there are residents' associations, service centers and other organizations in Dakeng Tung and Dakeng West, which have long-term cooperation with the ADPL. In the future, they may have the opportunity to discuss with relevant groups to continue and follow up on regional issues.
It is understood that the ADPL recently set up a team to review the constitution and study the addition and reduction of the contents of the constitution, such as adding content related to Sino-Hong Kong relations to cope with the turbulent post-national security law era, so that the ADPL will maintain a certain level under the current political situation. As for the specific modification content, it will be decided by the mid-August general meeting.
An incumbent member of the Association for Democracy and People's Association of China laughed and said that the content of the chapter of the Association for the People's Republic of China was considered "Greater China Glue" in the past.
It is expected that Yang Yu and Li Hanting will remain in the leadership positions, and there will be no party members to participate in the Legislative Council
In addition, the General Assembly will also elect a new leadership. It is expected that Acting Chairman Yang Yu and Acting Vice Chairman Li Hanting will formally take over as the leadership.
A core of the ADPL emphasized that the inspection of the constitution has nothing to do with the election of the Legislative Council. He revealed that a few months ago, suspected "middlemen" from the Mainland met with them and called on them to elect the Legislative Council. The reasoning is nothing more than the saying "The political parties can't stand for elections." Afterwards, the ADPL discussed the issue of election. Party members in the meeting were united and showed no interest in running for the legislative council election after the restructuring.
The source pointed out that after the DQ district councilor's battle, no members support the ADPL to run for the Legislative Council. As for whether they will stand for election in the end, it will be left to the General Assembly to decide.
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