Chief Executive Election | Running for re-election? Carrie Lam: Announce personal intentions at an appropriate time, everyone will wait

The nomination period for the chief executive election started today (April 3). The government yesterday allowed candidates to hold election-related gatherings during the election campaign.

Chief Executive Carrie Lam said that candidates must face the society and strike a balance between ensuring public health and ensuring elections, emphasizing that the election of the chief executive involves major public interests.

She pointed out that the chief executive election is held every five years, and she believes that the public hopes for a fair and just election.

When asked about her intention to run for election again, Carrie Lam responded that she will announce her personal intentions at an appropriate time, "But this is not the right time, please wait a little longer."

The Government announced last night that the Chief Secretary for Administration has allowed candidates for the Chief Executive to hold election-related gatherings between Election Committee members from today to Election Day, but the exemption is limited to indoor public places. Participants must wear masks, No eating, etc.

Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor explained that if candidates gather with different electoral committees, they must come from different families, so candidates are allowed to hold election-related gatherings during the election campaign.

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