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Statements by Chinese
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29.1.86
30.1.86
Constitutional Reforms (64)
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Officials
Lu Ping: The post of the chief executive of the future SAR must be filled by a person who would look after the overall interests of the territory without any personal ambition.
A member of Lu Ping's delegation, Shao Tienren: The chief executive should be chosen before July 1, 1997 to ensure that there would not be a power vacuum during the changeover.
Lu Ping: The SAR legislature would be
given the power to dismiss the chief
executive by passing a resolution with a two thirds majority. The legislature would then have to report the
resolution to the Central People's Government for endorsement. (Note: Mr Lu later denied the report).
Communist Papers
(Ta Kung Pao) HKU lecturer Victor Sit : The Green Paper and White Paper on representative government should have been disregarded after the signing of Joint Declaration.
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