Legislative Council Election ︱ Lam Cheng: The Hong Kong Government is finalizing the port voting arrangements with the Mainland and hopes to be announced as soon as possible

The Legislative Council election will be held on December 19. The Candidate Qualification Committee has passed the qualification examination of 153 candidates earlier, and each candidate has been assigned a candidate number, and it has frequently dropped out of the district and visited voters from all walks of life.

The Chief Executive, Carrie Lam, issued a statement today (20th) expressing his gratitude to the members of the Council. He also pointed out that the candidates who passed the review came from different backgrounds and held different political opinions. They had publicly criticized government policies. The characteristics of tolerance and diversity."

She also said that the government is finalizing port voting arrangements with the mainland.

Thank you for the large amount of work done in a short period of time

Lam Cheng expressed his heartfelt thanks to the review committee chaired by Chief Secretary for Administration Li Jiachao, especially the three non-official members Liang Aishi, Fan Xu Litai and Liu Zunyi, who carried out a large amount of review work in a short period of time.

She pointed out that as long as they get the vote of voters, every candidate has a chance to be elected.

The statement stated that another feature of the new electoral system is "broad representation and balanced participation," referring to the age, occupation, and background of the 153 candidates, "all more diversified than any previous elections", and that there is no previous election at all. The emergence of political stance in command of the competition.

Carrie Lam hopes that candidates will compete with their political platforms and win the support of voters with a pragmatic attitude.

Continue to urge the EAC to ensure smooth arrangements for polling day

December 19 is the polling day for the Legislative Council election. Carrie Lam said that he will continue to urge the EAC, with the full support and cooperation of political departments, to ensure that the arrangements for the day are smooth and not to be missed.

He also pointed out that the EAC has organized training for its staff and arranged internships and simulated scenarios to ensure that the work process is accurate and correct.

Lam also said that the Independent Commission Against Corruption will always mobilize to deal with suspected violations, and the Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau is working with the mainland authorities to finalize arrangements for Hong Kong registered voters in the mainland to vote at the port on the polling day and announce the details as soon as possible.

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