Li Jiachao, the chief executive-elect who is preparing to form a new government team, revealed that he has given the government restructuring plan to the chief executive's office, and the Executive Council will discuss it on Tuesday (17th).
Due to the lack of time, the House Committee of the Legislative Council decided to set up a sub-committee to discuss the matter as soon as possible.
It is reported that the chairman of the group will be Ye Liu Shuyi of the New Democratic Party, and representatives of all parties will join. Mrs. Ye expects that one meeting will be enough.
Some people are concerned that some members of the Legislative Council are popular candidates for the next government officials, and there may be potential conflicts of interest in joining the group.
Ye Liu: The review can be completed in one meeting
The chairman of the internal council, Li Huiqiong, met with Chen Guoji, director of the Chief Executive's Office, last week, citing the other party's plan to submit a government restructuring resolution in mid-May, and then submit relevant personnel and financial proposals to the Legislative Council.
The Government hopes that Members will consider setting up a sub-committee first so that the motion can be reviewed as soon as possible, and it is hoped that the plan will be passed by the end of June.
According to the regulations, the subcommittee must be composed of not less than 3 members and not more than 15 members, including the chairman. Members who wish to join must register before 5 pm tomorrow.
It is understood that coordination has been largely completed within the establishment. Ye Liu Shuyi, a member of the guild and chairman of the New Democratic Party, has "raised his hand" and hopes to be the chairman. Zhiming et al.
Ip Lau Suk-yi said when receiving the enquiry that she had expressed her intention to serve as the chairman of the group to members. She pointed out that she had been the chairman of the personnel establishment group for many years and was familiar with the government structure.
Ye Tai expected
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one meeting would be enough, "at most two sessions, one for policy and one for positions."
Senior MP: Pay attention to political perception
Li Jiachao is in the process of forming a government team. Different parties have recommended candidates. Among them, members of the Legislative Council of the Democratic Alliance for Betterment of Hong Kong, Zhang Guojun and Ge Peifan, are rumored to "change the runway".
Some people in the establishment predict that popular candidates in the market will not join the subcommittee, so as to avoid recruiting people, and some people joke that members who join the subcommittee will not enter the hot kitchen; Ye Tai believes that the popular candidates "are all rumors." There is no need to deliberately not join.
Some senior pro-establishment members pointed out that before Leung Chun-ying took office in 2012, he also proposed a government reorganization plan. At that time, he had to put forward to the Legislative Council to give priority to discussing the reorganization proposal, but it was unexpectedly rejected. The government served as the deputy director, but because of potential conflicts of interest, he chose to abstain from voting.
The member believes that when the Legislative Council votes on the reorganization plan next month, the relevant members should pay attention to their political views, not just talk about "the right to decide whether to have the right".
On May 9, Lin Zhengyue and Li Jiachao met with reporters after discussing the handover work.
(Photo by Zheng Zifeng)
Di Zhiyuan strives to join the group
New Thinking Di Zhiyuan said that he had already expressed his desire to join the committee in the last week's meeting, but the method of joining the committee is not conducive to "single-headed" lawmakers. The lawmaker said with a wry smile, "Coordination? Not all political parties can compete for positions." He said that he would try to seek cooperation with other lawmakers, and even if he could not join, he could attend the meeting and speak.
Di Zhiyuan pointed out that the time for the reorganization of the government structure is hurried. The current document is still the old version prepared by Carrie Lam in January this year. It is not known what changes have been made after Li Jiachao's comments. The situation is not ideal, and it is estimated that government officials may not be at the meeting. Answers to all concerns of MPs.
He believes that the government's current problems cannot be solved by simply adding a few more officials: "For example, the lack of official accountability is a problem of the entire governance culture. If we reorganize the structure and add a few more officials, we can solve this problem. It is too unrealistic, and I hope the government can clearly explain these issues to the lawmakers.”
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