Lin Zhengyue: Some legislators of the Legislative Council maliciously "rab" iron proofs as mountains cannot be denied
Xinhua News Agency, Hong Kong, April 14 (Reporter Su Wanming) The Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Lin Zheng Yue'e, met with the media on the 14th and said that some members of the Legislative Council have been obstructing the election of the chairman and deputy chairman of the House Committee. The relevant consequences are serious. The evidence is strong and cannot be denied.
Legislative Council member Guo Rongkeng was recently condemned for malicious "rab", abuse of power to delay the process, deliberately caused the internal meeting to shut down. Lin Zhengyue said that the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council and the Liaison Office of the Central Committee criticized the opposition members for paralyzing the Legislative Council ’s statement, not to put pressure on or intervene in the administration of the SAR government.
Lin Zhengyue emphasized that the central government has always supported the SAR Government and the Chief Executive of the SAR in accordance with the law, and supported Hong Kong's economic development and improvement of people's livelihood. The Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office and the Central Liaison Office found that the Hong Kong Legislative Council would be nearly paralyzed, affecting the economy and people ’s livelihood. "It is natural for them to speak up."
Lin Zhengyue said that on the contrary, some legislators went abroad to ask foreign governments and parliaments to comment on Hong Kong ’s internal affairs, and even requested foreign sanctions or bans on the export of goods to Hong Kong, which directly affected Hong Kong ’s economic development and people ’s livelihood. “I think these are naked Intervention ".
Regarding Guo Rongkeng's claim that he must have evidence against his allegations, Lin Zhengyue pointed out that some members and moderators of the internal association, Guo Rongkeng, have been obstructing the election of the chairman and deputy chairman, which has had serious consequences. The evidence is strong and cannot be denied.
Lin Zhengyue said that in accordance with the procedures of the Legislative Council, scrutiny of bills, laws and government motions, etc., all need to go through the internal meeting. Without internal meeting, it will stand still. "We have submitted 15 bills to the Legislative Council successively, but because there is no House Committee, no bill committee has been set up for deliberation until now."
Lin Zhengyue said that there are actually more bills that need to be submitted to the Legislative Council for deliberation, but they have been shelved due to the suspension of the internal meeting and hopelessness. They involve trademark regulations that affect Hong Kong ’s competitiveness, regulations that promote the development of Hong Kong ’s insurance industry, and tax cuts. , Extended maternity leave, fire safety, etc. "This year is the last year of the current term of the Legislative Council. If these bills cannot be passed before the Legislative Council adjourns in July this year, all the work will be in vain, and all agencies and persons who submit opinions for these bills will be disappointed. "
"The facts are in front of us. After 6 months and 14 meetings in one meeting, we cannot elect a chairman and vice-chairman. Isn't this a malicious 'rab', disregarding the public interest?" Lin Zhengyue said, the fallacies must be refuted And clarification, otherwise it will mislead the public. She again strongly persuaded some Members to return to the right track and let Hong Kong continue to move forward.
Lin Zhengyue also said that since the announcement of the second round of anti-epidemic and anti-epidemic funds on April 8, all sectors of society have called for funding as soon as possible. In the past few days, the staff of the SAR Government worked tirelessly to finalize all relevant project details, prepared documents for applying for funding, and submitted them to the Legislative Council on the 14th. "Hong Kong is now in dire straits. Many employers, employees and affected industries are waiting for funding. I hope the Finance Committee of the Legislative Council will consider and approve the funding on April 17."