Government restructuring｜Members-designate welcomes Li Shirong: I believe it can improve the efficiency of governance

The Chief Executive Carrie Lam reviewed the work in 2021 this morning (30th). He mentioned that the Public Restructuring Policy Bureau will be held at the first meeting of the Legislative Council on January 12 next year. He also pointed out that the Home Affairs Bureau might spare energy to review local administration in the future. And management to be closer to the requirements of the public.

Li Zhenqiang, a member of the Legislative Council-designate of the Election Committee and the Liberal Party, welcomed the reorganization and paid attention to the division of labor and how the government would break down the walls and deal with various policy and application procedures.

The Southeastern New Territories member-elect and the Democratic Alliance for Betterment of Hong Kong, Li Sai-wing, attended the meeting and also supported the decision. I believe the reorganization can improve efficiency.

Li Zhenqiang tries to sit as chairman

The newly elected Legislative Council Members-designate continued to participate in the briefing held by the Legislative Council Secretariat today.

Li Zhenqiang said that he mainly learned about the complaint system this morning and found that there are still many complaint cases that need to be followed up. He hopes that 90 MPs can work together to help people in need.

During the two groups of legislators visiting the Legislative Council, Li Zhenqiang tried to sit on the "chairman seat", describing the position as "uneasy to sit," and choosing people with a sense of responsibility and commitment.

As for the nomination, he is still considering, and thinks that competition for the chairmanship is a good thing.

Li Zhenqiang believes that the reorganization of the government structure is related to the Bureau of Transport and Housing, the Bureau of Culture, Sports, and Tourism. He welcomes the relevant proposals, but pays attention to the division of labor. "If the cultural and sports tourism is split, will there be three directors, deputy directors, and secretary generals?" He especially mentioned housing, referring to housing issues as the top priority and concerned about the various policies and application procedures in how the government would remove the walls and loosen the ties.

Li Shirong expressed his support for the government's reorganization of the Policy Bureau, and hopes that the government will tear down the wall and improve its execution. He believes that the reorganization can greatly improve operational efficiency.

He also said that he would try his best to join the committee on issues related to people's livelihood, because directly elected members of the district are involved in many livelihood, transportation, housing and other issues.

Li Shirong spent about 300 yuan today on notebooks, letter openers and other stationery.

When he met the reporter, he said that he hoped to write a new page in the new climate, and he believed that the more than 80,000 votes he had won were not easy to come by. In the coming year, he would be closer to the ground, listen to the opinions of the citizens in more districts, and fulfill his promise to the voters.

The Legislative Council kicks off ︱Members will swear the prelude to sing the national anthem next Monday, and the new chairman will be elected on January 10.