6.
8. If Hong Kong should become a SAR of China, the first to be preserved should be:
Existing lifestyles (stock trading activities, horseracing, dancing & etc) toemain unchanged
17.4 per cent
Freedoms of assembly, organisation into societies, speech,
action and personal rights
25.3 per cent
Integrity of the rule of law
34.9 per cent
Economic system to remain unchanged
9.
25.1 per cent
If Hong Kong should become a SAR of China, should British expatriates in the civil service continue in office?
All British expatriates to be replaced by Chinese officers
1.5 per cent
British expatriates in the civil service may continue in office under an employment contract
44.4 per cent
Posts of secretary ranking to be filled by Chinese; British expatriates may continue in office of lesser ranks
9.5 per cent
British expatriates to stay in office but to be phased out
and replaced by Chinese officers
44.4 per cent
10. The Beijing authorities keep taps on local opinion with regard to resolution of HK's future. Through what channels should HK people
communicate their opinion?
Beijing to continue inviting local celebrities and leftwing
people to China for consultation
6.4 per cent
Trades, businesses and professions cach to send its own delegation to China to put forward its views
9.2 per cent
Reflection through the local mass media
40.7 per cent
HK government to collect and collate local opinion and pass on to the British government for presentation during the negotiation proceedings
43.5 per cent
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