As the election of the Legislative Council is approaching, the Deputy Director of the Basic Law Committee, Tan Huizhu, accepted a media interview and admitted that the atmosphere was cold this time. The previous hot elections were due to political ideology, which caused harm to society.
This is the first time in more than twenty years that "patriots govern Hong Kong" has been implemented in Hong Kong. The success or failure of elections is not focused on the basis of voter turnout alone.
Tan Huizhu said that the epidemic and the shrinking of directly elected seats have affected the desire to vote. He believes that if the turnout rate is 30%, it is considered good. The outside world should not be too focused. He believes that it is not a "big pile" to vote is the best phenomenon. Instead, caution should be taken in the epidemic. Let the election be held successfully.
Two factions in foreign elections fight for life and fight for their allegiance to the country
Tan Huizhu talked about electoral reform, saying that even in foreign systems, "there are two factions that fight for life and death, but they cannot have two attitudes towards their country's allegiance and constitutional support. Hong Kong is also the same." She pointed to herself I don't want to see Hong Kong become "a blue side, a yellow side, and a structural split. This phenomenon has far-reaching damage to Hong Kong."
She hopes that the new members and the government can cooperate with each other and check and balance each other. As long as the new term makes achievements and there are signs of a solution to the housing problem, the voter turnout in the next election will rise.
She also suggested that the government should appoint more members into the advisory structure, and there will be assistants to the executive and legislative affairs.
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