Chief Executive Lee Ka-chiu attended the Legislative Council Chief Executive's Q&A session for the first time this morning (6th) to answer members' questions.
Li Jiachao, who is determined to strengthen online publicity, posted a number of pictures on social media in the afternoon, and introduced the key points of the question-and-answer session in the form of dots, including the establishment of 4 working groups and anti-epidemic strategies.
Concise uploading to social media content
Li Jiachao posted a number of pictures on Facebook, Instagram and Weibo, introducing the content in a dot-column format.
One of the pictures refers to the establishment of a positive and interactive executive-legislative relationship through actions, including holding a monthly exchange meeting in the front office of the Legislative Council, and each time the Secretary or Deputy Secretary leads 5 to 6 directors and relevant officials to conduct meetings with members. exchange to increase awareness and understanding.
As for the anti-epidemic direction that the public is most concerned about, the pictures used by Li Jiachao are in the background of the makeshift hospital, which means that one cannot lie flat, and the work must be "early detection, early isolation, and early treatment" and "reduction of death, severe disease, and infection". Focused, priority visits are limited to reduce inconvenience arrangements.
It also requires the effective and proper use of nucleic acid testing, and considers expanding the application of science and technology.
There have been criticisms from time to time in the past that the government's announcements to the public are too lengthy. New Democratic Party chairwoman Ip Lau Suk-yee, who has just assumed the convener of the Executive Council, pointed out that the government's press releases are lengthy and difficult for ordinary citizens to understand.
Former Chief Executive Carrie Lam also likes to describe her work experience and key points in articles.
This upload to social media in the form of a list of dots can be said to be a new attempt by the Li Jiachao government.
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Sister Juan, who is very popular, and the Councillor did not quarrel with each other, and even more "knowingly" invited the Councillor to eat a well-known brand of mille crepe cake.
DAB Member Ge Peifan described Sister Juan as "marrying and going to the government" and now coming back to "deliver happy cakes", wishing her success in her new position and leading her team to build a better cooperative relationship with members of the Legislative Council.
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