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·Annex A to Appendix X

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SECTION F (CON'T)

F5.

If the respondent chose the Option (4)(1.e., changes are desired in 1988), please continue to ask:

The following is a list of options that would change the composition of the Legislative Council as discussed in the Green Paper, which one/ones would you choose?

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

Options of Changing the Composition of the

Legislative Council

to increase slightly the number of official members;

to reduce the number of

of Appointed Members (1.e. appointed by the Governor);

to increase the number of members elected by the functiona 1 constituencies (e.g. Commercial, Industrial, Labour, Teaching and Legal etc.);

to increase the number of members elected by the elected college (1.e. the electoral college which is made up of members of the District Boards, Urban Council and the Regional Council);

(5) to introduce a directly elected element in addition to the existing system of election, by means of either territory-wide or constitutency-based elections;

(6)

to replace the system of indirect elections from the electoral college geographical constituencies by a system of direct elections.

Option (1)

Option (2)

Option (3)

Option (4)..

Option (5)

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Option (6)

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2

3

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4

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5

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Don't know/no opinion..

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Don't understand the options...8 (Next Section)