The general election of the Legislative Council will be held in December, and the Democratic Party will convene a general meeting on the 26th of this month to decide whether to send members to run for the election.
Democratic Party Chairman Luo Jianxi said on a radio program this morning (9th) that according to political ethics, party members should follow party decisions and expect party members to respect the decisions of the membership assembly.
Luo Jianxi said that if the general assembly passed the election, but individual party members still insisted on participating in the election, he would first persuade the relevant person to quit the party. The Democratic Party is now studying how to deal with the situation.
He also revealed that some people continue to come into contact with the party in recent days, saying that if the Democratic Party does not like it, they can not stand in the election, but they must consider whether they can continue to survive in Hong Kong as a pressure group.
If he insists on electing Luo Jianxi against the collective decision: he will persuade him to quit the party
Luo Jianxi said that in the past, there have been people who used the party's name to run for elections without the party's approval. As a result, the party was expelled from the party, but the situation is rare.
He expects party members to respect the decision of the General Assembly. If the General Assembly decides not to stand for election, but individual party members insist on running for the election, they will first persuade the other party to quit the party.
Currently, it is studying how the party's internal mechanism can participate in the election. If the other party still insists on participating in the election as the Democratic Party in the end, the Democratic Party can only continue to emphasize that it does not send anyone to participate in the election.
He mentioned that if someone uses the Democratic Party’s white dove logo to run for the election, they must first obtain the Democratic Party’s consent. In addition, if someone claims that they are supported by the Democratic Party to run for the election without the Democratic Party’s consent, it is also illegal.
However, if someone only declares that he is a Democratic Party member running for the election, he is not breaking the law.
Lu Wenduan’s article is influential, believes that party members make decisions based on the direction
For the All-China Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese Vice-Chairman Lu Wenduan wrote an article that the Democratic Party forcibly prevented members from participating in the election is equivalent to challenging and undermining the new electoral system and may violate the "Hong Kong National Security Law."
Luo Jianxi said that the relevant article has an impact on party members, but he believes that party members will make decisions based on the future direction of the Democratic Party.
Hong Kong Island District Councillors will take the oath tomorrow (10th). Luo Jianxi pointed out that the party respects the wishes of party members and it is up to party members to decide whether to take the oath. I have not heard that the party's district members will not take the oath.
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