The non-organized system knocks on the door and strives for support. The Democratic Party has not finalized the draft, and the document requires the first response to the idea

The general election of the Legislative Council will be held next month. Li Huaming, a former member of the Democratic Party’s Legislative Council, submitted a written application to the Democratic Party earlier to support the former Democratic Party’s new thinking chairman Di Zhiyuan to run for the social welfare sector in his own name.

The Democratic Party Chairman Luo Jianxi said yesterday (17th) that he had received 3 candidates from the non-establishment faction and hoped that the party or individual party members would express their support.

The Democratic Party held a discussion at the Central Committee in the evening. It is understood that there was no immediate result at the meeting. The Democratic Party will draft a document listing the party’s basic ideas, which will then be filled out by non-establishment candidates who are looking for support to understand Their position on the Democratic Party’s ideals will be decided later.

Di Zhiyuan seeks Li Huaming's personal identity support

Regarding whether the Democratic Party supports the non-establishment faction in the election, some middle people in the party pointed out that both support and opposition voices existed. Some members of the Central Committee also said that they were worried that the relevant procedures would take too long or be delayed until the election period.

It is reported that in addition to Di Zhiyuan seeking Li Huaming's personal support, Pan Zhuohong, who has signed up to run for Hong Kong Island East, has also sought support from the Democratic Party. In addition, a non-establishment faction running in the New Territories also sought support from the Democratic Party.

When the Democratic Party’s vice chairman Liang Yiting accepted the inquiry, she said that she supported Li Huaming’s support for Di Zhiyuan in her personal capacity. She also pointed out that although she did not know Di Zhiyuan, she did not want the Democratic Party to raise the threshold for party members to support non-establishment candidates. The Democratic Party is suspected of boycotting the election.

Former Kwai Tsing District Councillors Tan Jiajun and Liu Zijie served as directors of the company, which had earlier assisted Di Zhiyuan in the election project and was approved.

(Liu Zijie facebook)

Liu Zijie assisted Di Zhiyuan's election project in undisciplined punishment

In addition, the former Kwai Tsing District Councillor Tan Jiajun and Liu Zijie were directors of the company that assisted Di Zhiyuan in the election project. Earlier, it was said that someone in the Democratic Party was considering starting a disciplinary hearing for Liu Zijie’s failure to report to the party.

Some Central Committee members revealed that related matters were also discussed at the meeting, but pointed out that many Central Committee members believed that he is no longer a director of the company and does not need to impose disciplinary sanctions on him.

In addition, support for party members in custody was discussed at the meeting.

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