The Kowloon District Councillors sworn an oath this morning (24th). In the evening, there was news that they had received a letter from the Secretary for Home Affairs, stating that some district councillors had made during their tenure that they were deemed to be inconsistent with supporting the Basic Law, Allegiance to the behavior of the SAR, and asked to answer questions before 5 pm on September 27.
The government issued a press release in the evening, saying that there are doubts about the validity of the oaths of 10 people including Tu Jinshen, Hu Suishan, Liu Weicong, Zeng Jianchao, and Liang Yiting. Therefore, it has sent a letter to the relevant district councilors requesting additional information to determine whether their oaths are valid.
As for Li Wenhao, who took the oath in absentia, he must leave his post immediately.
Attached photos to explain participation in primary elections and other behaviors
It is understood that the government stated in the letter that the oath must comply with the NPC’s interpretation of Article 104 of the Basic Law and other legal requirements, uphold the Basic Law and allegiance to the SAR.
In response to different district board members who have made words and deeds deemed to be contrary to the requirements during their past tenures, the authorities listed different questions and asked to explain how to uphold the Basic Law and allegiance to the SAR. The reply is limited to 5 pm next Monday (27th).
This includes organizing/planning/implementing/participating in the implementation of the "35+ primaries", aiming to veto the government's bill without discrimination and force the government to accept the request.
In addition, district councillors were also asked to explain that they had signed a joint sign to request foreign sanctions, or displayed words that meant splitting or subverting the country, such as "Recover Hong Kong, Revolution of the Times."
Related pictures and screenshots are also attached to the letter.
The following district councilors have taken the oath to be valid:
Yau Tsim Mong District Council
1. Kong Zhaohua, 2. Li Weifeng, 3. Xu Deliang, 4. Zhong Zehui, 5. Lin Jianwen, 6. Zhu Ziluo, 7. He Furong
Sham Shui Po District Council
1. Mai Weiming, 2. Li Tingfeng, 3. Liu Peiyu, 4. Yuan Haiwen, 5. Wu Yuelan, 6. Tan Decheng, 7. He Kunzhou, 8. Wu Mei
Kowloon City District Council
1. Yang Zhenyu, 2. Yang Yongjie, 3. Huang Guotong, 4. He Xianming, 5. Wu Baoqiang, 6. Liang Wanting, 7. He Huahan, 8. Zhang Jingxun, 9. Pan Guohua, 10. Li Huiqiong, 11. Lin Decheng, 12. Left Huixiong
Wong Tai Sin District Council
1. Tan Xiangwen, 2. Liao Chengli
Kwun Tong District Council
1. Pan Renhuizhen, 2. Li Baogui, 3. Tan Zhaozhuo, 4. Yan Wenyu, 5. Fu Bizhen, 6. Lin Wei, 7. Zhang Peigang, 8. Xu Youwei, 9. Chen Yaoxiong, 10. Ke Chuangsheng, 11. Jian Mingdong , 12. Xie Shuzhen, 13. Pang Zhisheng, 14. Lu Donghai, 15. Su Guancong, 16. Liang Tengfeng
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The following district councilors need to provide additional information:
Yau Tsim Mong District Council
1. Hu Suishan, 2. Tu Jinshen, 3. Zeng Ziming, 4. Zhu Jiangwei
Sham Shui Po District Council
1. Liu Weicong
Kowloon City District Council
1. Zeng Jianchao, 2. Guo Tianli, 3. Ren Guodong
Wong Tai Sin District Council
1. Mo Haozhe
Kwun Tong District Council
1. Liang Yiting
▼The former Kowloon District Councillor who was sworn in▼
Sham Shui Po District Council (10 members)
Democrats (8 members): Tan Decheng, Li Tingfeng, Mak Weiming, Wu Mei, Yuan Haiwen, Wu Yuelan, Liu Weicong, Li Wenhao Institutionalists
(2 members): He Kunzhou, Liu Peiyu
Yau Tsim Mong (11 people)
Democrats (8 people): Lin Jianwen, Zhu Ziluo, Zhu Jiangwei, He Furong, Li Weifeng, Tu Jinshen, Zeng Ziming, Hu Suishan
Organization (3 people): Zhong Zehui, Xu Deliang, Kong Zhaohua
Wong Tai Sin (3 persons) *All belong to the democratic faction
Liao Chengli, Mo Haozhe, Tan Xiangwen
Kowloon City (15 people)
establishment (10 people): Yang Yongjie, He Xianming, Zhang Jingxun, Zuo Huixiong, He Huahan, Lin Decheng, Li Huiqiong, Liang Wanting, Wu Baoqiang, Pan Guohua
Democrats (5 people): Guo Tianli, Zeng Jianchao, Huang Guotong, Yang Zhenyu, Ren Guodong
Kwun Tong (17)
establishment (12): Ko Chongsheng, Lu Donghai, Chen Yaoxiong, Zhang Peigang, Fu Bizhen, Xu Youwei, Jian Mingdong, Lin Wei, Liang Tengfeng, Yan Wenyu, Pang Jisheng, Tan Zhaozhuo
Democrats/non-traditional establishments (5) People): Li Baogui, Liang Yiting, Su Guancong, Pan Renhuizhen, Xie Shuzhen
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