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may send people to Hong Kong to work. In performing their
functions they may maintain direct connections with their
respective supervisory units (on the mainland], but
structually they must come under the control and
jurisdiction of the Governor because he is the highest
representative of the Central Government in Hong Kong.
35.
The Governor will have full authority to appoint,
promote, demote, reward and punish all judicial, civil
service, police, ICAC and other personnel in Hong Kong.
(Sections III and IV of Annex I to the Joint Declaration).
36.
Except for external [and] defence affairs in which
he will carry out his responsibilities' under the direction.
of the Central Government, the Governor will be completely
responsible for the internal security of the Hong Kong SAR.
The Chief of Police, the Head of the Civil Aid Services and
the Commissioner Against Corruption should be [directly]
responsible to him. In addition, it is proposed that the
Governor and other officials should together form a Security
Committee. For details see below.
The Legislative Council
37.
In addition to the Governor, the Legislative
Council should be composed of three different kinds of
Councillors :