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I feel that it is something that is correct and valid.
So, I have always maintained that the political development
in Hong Kong should be gradual, taking into account
and converging with the Basic Law of the future SAR.
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from this angle, I feel that there should be directly elected seats to the Legislative Council after
1990, and prior to this date it should not be introduced
rashly.
As for the number of elected seats, it should be gradually
increased within the framework of the Basic Law.
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To conclude, the White Paper is comparable with the
aspirations of our community and is in line with changing
times and it is prudent. Since the political development
from now to 1991 has already been decided on, we should
not harp on issues that have been brought up time and again. In fact, our views regarding the necessity of having directly
elected seats to the Legislative Council are the same; the
difference lies in whether it should introduced in 1988.
الله شم
As to whether direct elections are supported by the people, since the surveys differ in methodology and target groups, the findings also differ. However, the discrepancy is
not too great. Neither side can claim an absolute myny
advantage over the other showing that the general public
do not really have ses strong views on when direct elections
should be introduced. Consequently, the decision of the
White Paper is something that is acceptable to the
community. Now, we should channel our energy into
practical work and start preparing for direct elections
to the Legislative Council in 1991, so that we can really elect some people who will work for the well-being of
Hong Kong. That is, in effect, for the benefit of all.
Sir, I support the motion.
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