Ticket stations don’t need to travel with peace of mind. He Boliang: Voting with multiple people participating with peace of mind is "a matter of course"

The government earlier required citizens to use the "Travel with peace of mind" program when entering government premises. However, the Electoral Management Commission announced a few days ago that voters do not need to use "Travel with peace of mind" when they arrive at the polling station.

The Director of the Infection and Infectious Diseases Center of the University of Hong Kong, Ho Pak-liang, said today (15th) that many citizens are expected to participate in the vote. It is "a matter of course" for citizens to "travel with peace of mind" when they go to the polling station.

He Boliang stated on the radio program that since the government requires the public to use "travel with peace of mind", it can take advantage of the legislative council election to strengthen and improve the relevant arrangements. He also said that he agrees to "travel with peace of mind" before voting.

EAC Chairman Feng Hua pointed out a few days ago that all voters/authorized representatives in this election do not need to use "safe travel" or other alternative measures to enter the polling station. The Registration and Electoral Office will contact all government departments that lent venues to cooperate with the relevant arrangements; Those who enter the counting station to watch the counting process must use "Travel with peace of mind".

The Secretary for Food and Health, Chen Zhaoshi, responded afterwards that the relevant arrangements were put forward by the Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau, and the Bureau and the Registration and Electoral Office are the most aware of the overall election process and arrangements.

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