The Legislative Council election will be held on December 19. The Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau, together with the Electoral Affairs Commission and the Registration and Electoral Office, stepped up preparations. Today (7th), the second voting management training will be held at the Sha Tin Town Hall. The Secretary for Constitutional Affairs, Zeng Guowei, and the Chairman of the EAC, Feng Hua, also attended the presentation.
Zeng Guowei attended voting management training and delivered a speech.
(The Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau Facebook)
The Registration and Electoral Office held the second polling management training at the Sha Tin Town Hall today. The target is polling station supervisor-level staff. Through explaining the new election arrangements and sharing experience, they can understand the management of the polling station and ensure the smooth operation of the polling station on the polling day. Shun.
Tsang Kwok-wai said that the general election of the Legislative Council is the second important election after the election system has been improved. It involves all voters in Hong Kong and is of great significance.
He encouraged the staff to go all out and make various arrangements. He said: "In addition to ensuring fairness, fairness and honesty, this election must also incorporate efficient and humane elements to provide voters and candidates with the greatest convenient."
To ensure a smooth process, supervisors need to arrange for staff to vote
Zeng Guowei reminded that during the voting period, it is necessary to ensure the smooth flow of invoices, voting, and queuing, to shorten the waiting time of voters as much as possible, and to provide assistance to voters in a timely manner.
After the poll is over, the polling station must be converted into a counting station as soon as possible, and the result of the counting must be confirmed as soon as possible.
The Registration and Electoral Office has stepped up its training work this year. In addition to the large-scale training held in the past, it also provides various field trainings and drills for its staff.
Zeng Guowei urged polling station supervisors to properly arrange and encourage polling station staff to return to their constituency to vote during lunch hours or when the polling station has a low flow of people.
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