Members of the Hong Kong formed faction reported that the opposition members used "parliamentary violence"

　　Members of the Hong Kong Organizational System sent to the Police General Report to rebuke the opposition members for using "parliamentary violence"

　　China News Agency, Hong Kong, June 4 (Reporter Han Xingtong) On June 4, during the third reading debate of the National Anthem Bill by the Legislative Council of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, members of the opposition spilled unknown odor liquid, which forced the meeting to be suspended. On the afternoon of the same day, five members of the formed faction, including Liang Meifen and Ge Yifan, went to the police headquarters to report the case, reported the opposition MPs involved, and reprimanded them for obstructing the meeting again by "three abuses", believing that this was "parliamentary violence."

　　During the debate on the second reading of the National Anthem Bill on May 28, opposition members threw rotten plants with a foul odor into the meeting room, which suspended the meeting. Some members of the formed faction felt unwell and required hospital treatment. On June 4, the National Anthem Bill entered the third reading debate. Once again, opposition MPs rushed to the rostrum, spilling unknown liquids, and then the conference hall was filled with odor.

　　In response, five members of the institutionalists, Liang Meifen, Ge Yifan, Zhou Haoding, He Junyao and Lu Songxiong, reported to the police headquarters. Liang Meifen said that the act of spilling liquid by the opposition MPs Chen Zhiquan, Zhu Kaidi and Xu Zhifeng illegally prevented and interfered with the performance of the duties of the members of the Legislative Council, hindered the progress of the meeting, and violated Article 17 of the Legislative Council’s Powers and Privileges Ordinance. Request the police to investigate and arrest the person involved in the case as soon as possible.

　　Ge Jiefan told reporters from China News Service that he had explained the incident and his views to the police, and he would make a statement later.

　　She said that when the incident occurred, she was close to the location where the unknown liquid was spilled, she nausea when she smelled the smell, and her skin also developed rashes. She rebuked the opposition MPs for conscientiously using the "three abuses" to hinder the meeting. Proceed, "This is'parliamentary violence', we should not condone such violence."

　　Ge Yifan said that respecting the national anthem is the responsibility of every national. Hong Kong’s National Anthem Bill has gone through all legal procedures. She believes that opposition MPs have obstructed the national anthem law review several times in violation of the original oath, "If you even own your country The national anthem is also not respected, then you should not be a member of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region." (End)