Singer Wong Yiu-ming and former Legislative Council Member Au Nuo-hsuan were charged earlier by the ICAC for cheating in the 2018 Legislative Council Hong Kong Island by-election for providing entertainment to others to induce others to vote. Two people were subsequently not mentioned Evidence and prosecution shall be handled as self-signed and conservative behavior.
The Commissioner of the Independent Commission Against Corruption Bai Yunluo said in an interview with the media today (15) that he does not comment on individual cases, but according to the election regulations, under normal circumstances, food or entertainment should not be used to induce a candidate to vote.
Bai Yunliu said that he noticed that some people questioned the ICAC as a thug in some cases. He believed that these were biased reports, and some people with political background criticized the ICAC in different situations, which was unfair and harmless to the ICAC. The ICAC does not want to be a political tool for anyone to fight against their opponents, and those who have this intention will not succeed.
When asked whether there are many famous singers participating in performances in foreign elections, whether Hong Kong’s election laws will be too strict, Bai Yunliu pointed out that foreign laws are different from Hong Kong laws, and the ICAC will handle relevant local laws.
When asked about political platform activities, whether performances are not allowed in the future, Bai Yunliu said that the situation has the opportunity to constitute entertainment.
Bai Yunliu: More explanations will be given to candidates without election experience
As for the next three elections, Bai Yunliu pointed out that he understands that under the new electoral system, there are no previous sectors. Many candidates who intend to participate in the elections do not have any electoral experience and may not be familiar with the relevant electoral laws and regulations.
The ICAC has taken the initiative to contact relevant organizations to hold lectures and visits to introduce and explain election-related laws and precautions.
Bai Yunliu also pointed out that the new election regulations have clearly stated that no one should publicly incite others not to vote, cast unqualified or unqualified votes. He was asked what would happen if someone publicly "speaks in an irony" and makes others "understand and understand". Yun Liu urged the public not to step into the gray area, saying that the ICAC will deploy more staff to support election-related work. If relevant comments are found on the online platform, they will request that the comments be removed from the platform.
Carrie Lam attended the question-and-answer meeting of the Legislative Council earlier, stating that the amendment to the anti-bribery legislation "will take a few steps."
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Amendments to the Bribery Prevention Regulations Lam Cheng stated that "the number is going" Bai Yunliu: not "no imperial control"
Regarding the Chief Executive Carrie Lam’s earlier statement that Articles 3 and 8 of the Prevention of Bribery Ordinance will not be extended to the Chief Executive, describing it as "a certain number of steps," and Bai Yun has six fingers, the situation is not as stated by the outside world that the Chief Executive has no royal control. Although Articles 3 and 8 of the Ordinance will not be amended, Articles 4, 5 and 10 have always existed and are applicable to the regulation of the Chief Executive, and the Basic Law also has an impeachment mechanism for handling complaints against the Chief Executive.
Huang Yaoming performed at the Ou Nuo Xuan gala party and was accused of fraud and was withdrawn from being charged with a conservative behavior. Lam Cheng refused to amend the "Prevention of Bribery Ordinance" for 18 months.
Huang Yaoming was accused of singing at the Ou Nuoxuan rallying conference
