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Mr. Layden MHum. 526/2/86 Worth a read:
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1) some pretty hard knocks ugniest the
"British method of democracy"
Extract from "Miyor" Issue No. 105 (April 1986) 2) a play for doing it all by
The Way to the Democratic Construction of Hong Kong the Basic Law
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3) some interesting pointers
Chief Exec., leg- islature, Executive, Civil Service, etc.
by KOO Sing-fai
The democratic construction of Hong Kong entails three major
elements: democracy, construction and viewing the Hong Kong issue from
the stance of Chinese people.
The democratic construction of Hong Kong is entirely in line
with the interest of China's four-modernizations and will also contribute
to the success of the "one country, two systems" concept.
China's support for democracy in Hong Kong will be demonstrated
in the process of implementing the "one country, two systems" concept as
well as the actual work in formulating Hong Kong's political structure.
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The second meeting of the Basic Law Drafting Committee will be
held in Beijing in April. The major topics for discussion will be the
structure of the Easic Law and the Drafting Committee's division of work.
It can be expected that with the start of the formulation of the
Basic Law, there will be a mass fervour on the "draft of the Basic Law"
among the people of Hong Kong, with people putting forward all kinds of
opinion. Such a phenomenon should be welcomed because it shows that the
people of Hong Kong can now face the implementation of the unprecedented
"one country, two systems" concept and are giving their thoughts to explore the matter.
"Democratic Construction of Hong Kong" advocated by Students
At the dawning of a new era in history, students are always
the most sensitive going well ahead of the trend. Recently, in the
inauguration of the new committee of the Hong Kong Federation of Students,
the new Chairman NG Wai-ke put forward the slogan the "democratic construction of Hong Kong" and advocated looking at the Hong Kong issue
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