The Election Committee subsector election was held today (19th). It was the first election after "improving the electoral system." The Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, Zeng Guowei, said that today's election was the "first election of the three elections after "improving the electoral system." "War" is of utmost importance to Hong Kong's implementation of "patriots ruling Hong Kong" and "one country, two systems".
Regarding the opinion that the election of the Election Committee is a "small circle election", Zeng Guowei emphasized that he "completely disagrees with the statement", saying that the increase in the number of election committees and the addition of divisions are "the epitome of Hong Kong". The government hopes to implement democracy in line with the actual situation in Hong Kong. “It’s not just the pursuit of large numbers of people, or the so-called fierce competition. As long as the patriots rule Hong Kong, it will help Hong Kong’s future, so it is a high-quality democratic system suitable for Hong Kong.”
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Said the new system "improves balanced participation and broad representation"
After visiting the polling station of the Sha Tin Town Hall today, Zeng Guowei met with the media. He said that the election of the Election Committee was the "first battle" of the three elections after "improving the electoral system." It is vital to Hong Kong's future development and long-term stability.
When asked by the outside world that the election is a "small circle", Zeng Guowei emphasized that "I totally disagree with the argument that this election is a small circle." He said that the number of electoral committees has increased to 1,500, and the number of sub-sectors will be 40 after adjustment. These include fellow-town associations, grassroots associations, Mainland Hong Kong people, and national groups. They have improved balanced participation and broad representation. They are described as "the epitome of Hong Kong," so the "small circle theory is not established."
Zeng continued to point out that he has always emphasized the desire to implement a democratic system that is in line with the actual conditions of Hong Kong. "It is not just the pursuit of a large number of people or the so-called fierce competition. As long as the patriots rule Hong Kong, it will help Hong Kong's future. So it is a suitable one for Hong Kong. A high-quality democratic system.”
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Five or six thousand police force: all parts are involved
The police revealed that they deployed 5,000 to 6,000 police forces today. When asked if they would cause panic to the public, Zeng Guowei said that all departments in this election are involved, including the police, which is responsible for security. The police have all risk assessments for large-scale activities. This is a very important election, and there is no room for loss. In view of the chaos in the past, the police have arranged and deployed appropriately. It is absolutely necessary and appropriate."
For the first time in this election of the Election Committee, an electronic voting system was used. Zeng Guowei pointed out that a lot of tests have been done when the system is set up, and there are backup schemes to ensure normal operation.
He pointed out that e-tickets effectively improve efficiency and accuracy, and in the long run, they will develop digitization.
As for the proposed temporary ticketing station at the port, Zeng Guowei said that overseas voting must be reconsidered and will not be launched rashly until there is no stable legal and technical plan. The authorities will actively consider the arrangement of temporary voting stations, and try to balance epidemic prevention and public use. Right to vote.
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