The Legislative Council will discuss the remote meeting next week. The new member complains that the CITIC WiFi is very unstable

The Legislative Council held its first meeting of the House Committee this afternoon (14th), and passed a resolution to discuss at the next Wednesday (19th) meeting on whether the General Assembly, the Household Council and the Financial Accountant can hold remote meetings under special circumstances.

Several lawmakers expressed their support, and the DAB Chan Hak-kin believed that video conferences should only be held in extreme circumstances.

Chen Manqi, a member of the election committee, supported the remote meeting, but pointed out that the WiFi in the CITIC office was unstable.

4 new recruits are in favor of video conferences under the epidemic

At the meeting, a total of 13 members spoke about the remote meeting, and 4 of them were new members.

Many new MPs are concerned about the WiFi problem in the CITIC office. Chen Manqi expressed his support for video conferences, but pointed out that the WiFi in the CITIC office is very unstable and should be dealt with as soon as possible.

Lin Zhexuan from the medical and health industry asked if the WiFi reception is not good during the video conference, whether it is acceptable to participate in the video conference only by voice, also known as the variant virus is more and more easy to spread, and agrees that a remote conference should be held.

Deng Fei, a member of the Election Committee of the Federation of Education, supports the holding of video conferences, pointing out that many companies have doubts about working from home, and video classrooms in schools have also caused controversy. If the Legislative Council implements video conferences, it will have an exemplary role.

Xin Si Di Si Si said that video conferences are the norm under the epidemic, but this arrangement should only be applied during the epidemic. He also pointed out that he is a newcomer and does not know whether all the problems related to video conferences have been solved by the Legislative Council in the past.

Liao Changjiang: Details such as how to vote in the last session have not been decided

The pro-establishment "squad leader" Liao Changjiang explained that the last Legislative Council passed the amendments to the law on video meetings, but it was only a general amendment, and details such as how to vote have not yet been decided.

Chen Keqin of the Democratic Alliance for Betterment of Hong Kong said that even if a video conference is held, many secretariat staff still need to go back to work in the building, which may not necessarily reduce the flow of people in the building. .

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