Legislative Council Election ︱ polls set a blank vote option and Zhong Jianhua criticized the ICAC for failing to clarify, causing speculation

The Legislative Council election will be held next month. The Hong Kong Institute of Public Opinion has repeatedly stated that in the polls, questions concerning voters’ voting intentions will include options such as "voting no votes." The non-nominal criticism method is to "use purposeful polls that lead to conclusions to interfere with elections."

The Commissioner of the Independent Commission Against Corruption Bai Yunliu responded that he did not know the investigation method and could not rule out the possibility that the relevant agency violated the law.

Zhong Jianhua, Deputy Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Civil Affairs Research Institute, reiterated at the press conference today (30th) that the relevant polls will be continued, and that it is necessary to provide all possibilities for the interviewees to choose, otherwise it will be a violation of the code and standards, and will proceed according to the original plan. The questions will not be revised for the remaining five surveys.

He criticized the accusations made by some pro-organizational newspapers against the research institutes as purely political "tagging."

Zhong Jianhua criticized the accusations made by the two "mouthpiece newspapers" against Minyan as untrue.

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Zhong Jianhua criticized the accusations made by the two "mouthpiece newspapers" at the press conference of the People's Republic of China for being inaccurate and "sticking a political hat."

He also criticized Bai Yunliu for his vague response, regretting that Bai did not directly respond to media questions.

Zhong Jianhua believes that the government has deliberately created vague or unclear practices on legal issues, requiring citizens or organizations to make all kinds of guesses and self-censorship.

The police have been looking for 20 years Zhong Jianhua: Qiu Jing said he was blamed

In recent years, many establishments have voiced doubts about the bias of the polls, and even criticized the polls for inciting the police against the police.

Zhong Jianhua pointed out that the Hong Kong Civil Affairs Research Institute has conducted investigations on the disciplined forces for 20 years. It is similar to the public opinion surveys of officials and others, and the research methods have not changed significantly. They only hope to reflect the reality through the investigation.

He urged the public to think about the cause and effect of the low image of the police force. He also mentioned that the media reported a number of police officers-related crimes this morning. He suggested that the authorities consider whether there are problems in the management of the police force. He personally approached it from a sociological perspective. I believe it is not accidental.

Zhong Jianhua mentioned that in the past, police officers and students were taught research methods at universities. I believe some of them have been promoted to quite high ranks. They emphasized that the research methods and data are all open and transparent. You can see if the research methods are different.

He also mentioned that he wrote an article 7 years ago calling on the public not to label the police as "black police", emphasizing that the modern society needs the police, but the current image of the police force is low. He thinks this phenomenon is worthy of "sorrow" and reprimands the SAR government. Blame too much.

The investigation polls are accused or involved in inciting Baiyun. Six fingers do not rule out that violations of the law require comprehensive consideration. The ICAC wanted Xu Zhifeng and Qiu Wenjun to instigate others to vote in the Legislative Council election and not to vote in the Legislative Council election. Continuation of the Legislative Council Election for Foreign Intervention and Crime