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1973:"one country, two systems" principle will decline. The Hong Kong government has defended the co-location agreement, stating that rule of law isn't damaged nor does undermine the Basic Law. Carrie Lam responded to criticism by stating "some Hong Kong legal professionals have an elitist mentality or double standards, that is, they think that Hong Kongâs legal system is supreme, and that the mainland legal system â a big country with a 1.3 billion population â is wrong." Her statement prompted widespread disbelief as she appeared to defend China's legal system being better than Hong Kong's legal system, hypocrisy as she herself is seen as an elite out of touch with society, damaged the one country, two systems principle and for attacking the character rather the arguments of Hong Kong's top lawyers.
2108:(CSSA) would jump from 60 to 65, starting in February. She faced opposition from both the pro-Beijing and pro-democracy legislators, in which she responded that it was the Legislative Council who approved the change in the CSSA scheme, as part of the 2018 Budget. Her remarks attracted backlashes from the legislators as well as the public. On 18 January, Lam backed down by announcing that people affected would get a new employment support supplement that would cover the cut. The Lam government also made an U-turn by suspending the controversial plan to impose a HK$ 200 penalty on Hong Kong's senior citizens claiming welfare payments without joining a job programme.
2246:(CECC) wrote to Chief Executive Carrie Lam asking that the bill be "withdrawn from consideration", stating that "the proposed legislation would irreparably damage Hong Kong's cherished autonomy and protections for human rights by allowing the Chinese government to request extradition of business persons, journalists, rights advocates, and political activists residing in Hong Kong." The commissioners added that the bill could "negatively impact the unique relationship between the U.S. and Hong Kong" â referring to the longstanding U.S. policy of giving the city preferential treatment over mainland China based on the
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applicable to the requests for surrender of fugitive offenders and mutual legal assistance between Hong Kong and
Mainland China, Macau and Taiwan and therefore the government does not have any legislation enabling it to request for extraditing the suspect. In February 2019, the government proposed a changes to fugitive laws to plug the "legal loophole" by establishing a mechanism for case-by-case transfers of fugitives to any jurisdiction with which the city lacks a formal extradition treaty.
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Bangkok, Mallet was denied a working visa by the Hong Kong government. Mallet was subjected to a four-hour interrogation by immigration officers on his return from
Thailand on Sunday 7 October before he was finally allowed to enter Hong Kong on a seven-day tourist visa. Carrie Lam refused to make any comment, only stating that the Immigration Department was not obliged to explain individual cases.
2200:, the two pro-business parties, suggested 15 economic crimes being exempted from the 46 offences covered by the extradition proposal. The government backed down on proposal to after business chambers voice concern by exempting nine economic crimes. Only offences punishable by at least three years in prison would trigger the transfer of a fugitive, up from the previously stated one year.
287:'s 21 votes. Lam was the first female Chief Executive in history, higher than Leung's 689 votes in the last election. She also became the first Chief Executive elected without being the most popular candidate, as she had been trailing behind Tsang in the polls. She pledged to "heal the social divide" and "unite our society to move forward" in her victory speech.
1853:, was invalidated by the returning officer as she claimed that "the candidate cannot possibly comply with the requirements of the relevant electoral laws, since advocating or promoting 'self-determination' is contrary to the content of the declaration that the law requires a candidate to make to uphold the Basic Law and pledge allegiance to the ." The
2359:. New policies did not enjoy much popularity still, including requiring oath-taking pledging allegiance to China, vetting politicians, pushing for national security education, and placing pandemic restrictions. Lam announced not to campaign for re-election in April, paving way for John Lee, the Chief Secretary promoted by Lam and a former police, to
2292:, only saying that it was important to have a stable governing team "at a time when our economy is going to undergo some very severe challenges because of external uncertainties." On 12 June, the protest outside the government headquarters later descended into violent clashes with the police. Amid the clashes, Lam appeared in a
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she had "sold herself to Hong Kong". She said she had done nothing against her conscience and would not withdraw the bill. However within three hours, Lam released another video with a turn of the tone, strongly reprimanding protesters for the "blatant, oragnised riot" and condemning it as "not an act of love for Hong Kong."
2128:, Lam scored the lowest point of only 50.9 per cent â 1.8 percentage points lower than the previous month. Lam softened her tone after the widespread criticism. "The implementation of these measures has made people question the ability of this administration to govern," Lam said. "I completely accept this criticism."
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On 16 June, an estimation of nearly two million protesters as claimed by the organisers flooded the streets demanding a full withdrawal of the bill. The police says that there are 338,000 at its peak, but admitted that it should be more as only those on the original route were counted. The government
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abruptly withdrew it after strong opposition from the
Legislative Council. The government made two changes to the motion in the hope of getting more support, but legislators across the political spectrum remained unconvinced. In March, Carrie Lam said her government has decided to shelve the plan for
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criticised the arrangement for distortion of the Basic Law, stating it damages the rule of law in Hong Kong as
Article 18 was clearly written and leaves no room for any interpretation which would allow Chinese law to apply in any certain part of HKSAR. Since there is no legal basis, confidence in the
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journalist Victor Mallet, vice-chairman of the press organisation, chaired the session. The event was opposed by the governments of China and Hong Kong, because the issue of independence supposedly crossed one of the "bottom lines" on national sovereignty. Upon returning to Hong Kong after a visit to
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opposed the bill, warning the extradition proposal could be used as a tool to intimidate critics of the Hong Kong or
Chinese governments, peaceful activists, human rights defenders and putting those extradited at risk of torture or ill-treatment. On 28 April, estimated 130,000 protesters joined the
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and that the party may be banned on grounds of national security with respect to
Chinese territorial integrity. The notice contained highly detailed surveillance material on the party leadership's public engagements. On 24 October 2018, Chan Ho-tin and party spokesman Jason Chow Ho-fai filed appeals
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interview where Lam was in tears when she was asked if she betrayed Hong Kong, "I grew up with all Hong Kong people and my love for this place has prompted me to make many personal sacrifices." Instead of selling out Hong Kong, she said her husband had told her that after she became Chief
Executive
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On 9 June, a record breaking of 1.03 million protesters marched in the streets against the extradition bill and called for her to step down. Following the 10 June violent clashes, Lam spoke in the next morning, admitting that the size of the rally showed there were "clearly still concerns" over the
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The Hong Kong government has proposed the local implementation of the
National Anthem Law of the People's Republic of China. Lam dismissed the calls for a public consultation for the controversial bill as some provisions deemed as too vague by the pro-democrats. Lam stated that "I do not understand
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were ousted from the legislature earlier in
November 2016. The event caused the quick deterioration of the relations between the pro-democracy camp and the government after the strained relations had been improved compared to Lam's predecessor. Lam pledged she would not target more pro-democrats in
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Amid the social upheaval, Lam saw her approval rating fall to a record low of 23% and her disapproval rise to 67%, according to a survey released by the
University of Hong Kong's Public Opinion Programme. Her support rating was at 32.8 points, down from 63.6 points during her first week in office,
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Lam also said the mainland was never intentionally excluded from the extradition laws ahead of the handover of Hong Kong in 1997. "It was not what was said, that there were fears over the mainlandâs legal system after the handover, or that China had agreed to it. This is all trash talk," Lam said.
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Opposition expressed fears about the city opening itself up to the long arm of Mainland Chinese law and Hongkongers could be victimised under a different legal system and urged the government to establish an extradition arrangement with Taiwan only. The business community also raised concerns over
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who moved the motion claimed that Lam "blatantly lied" about the extradition bill and misled the public and the international community, as Lam claimed that colonial officials did not deliberately exclude China from extradition laws ahead of the 1997 handover. He also called Lam to resign as her
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A 19-year-old Hong Kong resident being arrested and tried in Taiwan for killing his 20-year-old girlfriend in 2018 sparked the debate of Hong Kong's fugitive law. At present, the two ordinances, the Fugitive Offenders Ordinance and Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters Ordinance, are not
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The government was also under fire by the HK$ 4,000 handout scheme proposed in the 2018 Budget in which adult residents would get up to HK$ 4,000 if they do not own property or get government benefits. The application procedure was criticised for being too complicated. Applicants were initially
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issued a statement warning that banning Chow from the by-election "risks diminishing Hong Kongâs international reputation as a free and open society". Carrie Lam defended the returning officer's decision, but denied that she had anything to do with the returning officer, stating that "there are
1873:, who signed the same statement in the 2016 election, was also barred from running in the rural representative election in December 2018. Lam supported the Returning Officer's decision that "had been made in accordance with the Rural Representative Election Ordinance."
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who was strongly criticised for not following the conventional procedure of seeking external legal advice in the UGL case. Lam said Cheng had made a profession call and she hoped the UGL saga, which had been a point of contention for four years, could finally end.
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2192:(AmCham) criticised that mainland's "criminal process is plagued by deep flaws, including lack of an independent judiciary, arbitrary detention, lack of fair public trial, lack of access to legal representation and poor prison conditions". The
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In her first week in office, Carrie Lam offered subsidies to around 40,000 secondary school leavers and promised permanent jobs for more than 2,300 teachers and promised that she would spend the extra HK$ 5 billion a year on education.
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why one has to insist on the term 'public consultation'," calling the term only a "label". She also insisted the proposed bill only targets people who deliberately insult the national anthem and the residents not to worry about it.
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that with the administration making it clear that there was no timetable to relaunch the suspended bill, the legislation would die a "natural death" when the current term of the Legislative Council ended in July next year.
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bill but refused to withdraw the bill. She refused to draw in to the questions of whether she would fulfil her promise that she would resign "if mainstream opinion makes me no longer able to continue the job" in her
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capped debate time for the bill at 36 hours to counter pro-democrats' filibustering. The cross-border Express Rail Link was opened on 22 September 2018, followed by the opening of another cross-border infrastructure
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In January 2018, Lam again handed out HK$ 500 million in extra funding to the Hong Kong's public hospitals amid the deluge of winter flu cases and a severe shortage of nursing staff. The funds would be drawn by the
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issued a statement in the evening where Carrie Lam apologised to Hong Kong residents and promised to "sincerely and humbly accept all criticism and to improve and serve the public." A government source told to the
2039:. The project meets with controversies and opposition for its high cost of estimated HK$ 500 billion (US$ 63.8 billion) â amounting to half of the city's fiscal reserves, as well as environmental concerns.
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The Hong Kong government established the Office of the Chief Executive-elect ahead of the election with a controversial decision to site the temporary office in Hong Kong's most expensive business area in
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The Lam administration first presented a cross-harbour tunnel toll plan in January 2019 to balance the traffic between the three cross-harbour tunnels by raising tolls at the publicly operated overused
3121:"Former Hong Kong officials Chris Patten and Anson Chan contradict Chief Executive Carrie Lam's claim that mainland China was not deliberately excluded as a destination for fugitive transfers"
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In October 2018, Lam launched a development plan in her second policy address which suggested the construction of artificial islands with a total area of about 1,700 hectares through massive
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would suspend the second reading of the bill and would not set a time frame on the seeking of public views. However, she dodged the question if she would step down and refused to apologise.
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2077:(ICAC) announced it would not take any "further investigative action" against Leung Chun-ying over his recipient of HK$ 50 million from the Australian engineering firm
3139:"11 EU representatives meet Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam to protest against controversial extradition bill as government gathers 100 officials to build united front"
3456:"When suspending Hong Kong's extradition bill versus withdrawing it has a different meaning politically and legally but the same outcome: death of the legislation"
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against the ban with the Chief Executive and Executive Council. The two filed separate appeals to make clear they were acting as individuals, not as a party.
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After the intense violent clashes, Carrie Lam finally backed down and announced a pause in the passage of the extradition bill on 15 June. She said that the
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3438:"As it happened: A historic day in Hong Kong concludes peacefully as organisers claim almost 2 million people came out in protest against the fugitive bill"
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was also disqualified by the Returning Officer as her advocated for "self-determination" on her 2016 electoral platform. Her ally and elected legislator
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representatives met with Carrie Lam to carry out a démarche formally protesting against the bill. On the same day, eight commissioners from the U.S.
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and forcing the disband of civic groups. With the opposition being silenced and removing governing obstacles, Lam's cabinet was reshuffled twice in
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2653:"Hong Kong National Party's call for 'armed revolution' no mere political slogan but a threat to safety and order, security minister John Lee says"
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3103:"Estimated 130,000 protesters join march against proposed extradition law that will allow transfer of fugitives from Hong Kong to mainland China"
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Amid the UGL case and the mismanagements, the average score of Carrie Lam further plunged to a new low in mid January to 50.9 in the poll by the
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3067:"Ex-Hong Kong chief secretary Henry Tang and Exco member Jeffrey Lam join business sector in criticising extradition deal with mainland China"
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Chan, F. (2019). "Digital Representation in an Electoral Campaign Influenced by Mainland China: The 2017 Hong Kong Chief Executive Election".
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3085:"Hong Kong-mainland China extradition plan to be watered down by exempting 9 economic crimes, under intense pressure from business community"
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2124:, dropping 5.5 points from the previous month. Her net approval rating fell 21 percentage points to a new low. In another poll conducted by
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2609:"No plan to unseat Eddie Chu from Legco, Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam says of lawmaker barred from rural election over independence views"
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the second time as the government could not get enough votes in the legislature, symbolising the first defeat of the Lam administration.
2009:. The entrance raised eyebrows among those who saw it as a departure from protocol for her to walk in front of top mainland officials.
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2941:"Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam admits welfare failings after uproar over elderly CSSA changes and cash handout applications"
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2900:"Former Hong Kong chief executive CY Leung cleared of any wrongdoing over HK$ 50 million UGL payment after four-year ICAC probe"
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2995:"Dropping cross-harbour tunnel toll plan for second time 'does not weaken Hong Kong government', says leader Carrie Lam"
2918:"Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam defends Justice Secretary's decision not to seek external advice in CY Leung case"
3012:"LCQ3: Proposed amendments to Fugitive Offenders Ordinance and Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters Ordinance".
2828:"Hong Kong's controversial China rail checkpoint bill finally passed by lawmakers amid protests, delays and expulsions"
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required to provide an address proof. Facing the criticism, the government later waived the address proof requirement.
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from its own reserve of HK$ 1 billion and would later be reimbursed by the government in the financial year 2018/19.
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the lowest any Chief Executive ever received. Support for the SAR government also fell to 18%, the lowest since the
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3031:"Extradition bill not made to measure for mainland China and won't be abandoned, Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam says"
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march against proposed extradition law. The turnout was the largest since an estimated 510,000 joined the annual
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3049:"Extradition agreement with mainland China would damage Hong Kong's 'safe reputation' for business, AmCham says"
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3193:"Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam survives first no confidence vote, as democrats cite 'lies' over extradition row"
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2846:"Chinese President Xi Jinping hails Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge as showpiece of innovation and integration"
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the day after the massive protest on 10 June which resulted in violent clashes between protesters and police.
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The long-debated plan was finally passed on 14 June 2018 in the Legislative Council by 40 to 20 votes after
3175:"More int'l criticism of Hong Kong's controversial extradition bill, as legislature caves to gov't demands"
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3304:"Hong Kong extradition bill: Carrie Lam backs down and 'suspends' legislation, sets no new time frame"
2628:"Hong Kong National Party founders lodge separate appeals against ban in effort to avoid legal action"
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Fugitive Offenders and Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters Legislation (Amendment) Bill 2019
2977:"Another U-turn on welfare as HK$ 200 penalty for elderly Hongkongers not seeking work put on hold"
2426:"Hong Kong government finally sets up office for chief executive-elect after controversy over cost"
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2774:"Beijing's 'distortion' of Hong Kong Basic Law greatly undermines rule of law, legal experts warn"
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2810:"'Rule without law': Hong Kong lawyers hit back as leader Carrie Lam attacks 'elitist mentality'"
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2462:"Hong Kong chief executive-elect Carrie Lam puts former head of immigration in charge of office"
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2959:"Approval ratings for Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam and justice chief Teresa Cheng hit new lows"
2792:"Gov't advisor Ronny Tong: Beijing's joint checkpoint justification does not harm rule of law"
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3283:"As it happened: Hong Kong police and extradition protesters renew clashes as tear gas flies"
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3340:"Hong Kong Protest Live Updates: Nearly 2 Million People Took Part in Rally, Organizers Say"
3211:"Over a million attend Hong Kong demo against controversial extradition law, organisers say"
2591:"'Gov't twisted my words': Lau Siu-lai leads democrats in protest against her election ban"
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3412:"Nearly 2 million people march to oppose Hong Kong extradition bill, organisers say"
3358:"Hong Kong protest sees thousands call for city's leader to step down: live updates"
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2516:"Swamped Hong Kong hospitals to get HK$ 500 million to handle winter flu emergency"
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3157:"EU lodges formal diplomatic note against contentious Hong Kong extradition bill"
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3394:"Almost 2 Million Protesters Hit Hong Kong Streets"
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3265:"I haven't sold out HK, says a teary Carrie Lam"
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2689:"Hong Kong rejects visa for FT editor"
2290:2017 Chief Executive election campaign
1863:November 2018 Kowloon West by-election
1135:Executive Council non-official members
300:
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2363:after receiving blessing from China.
1841:Localist candidates' disqualification
174:Pro-Beijing supermajority (2020â2022)
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1847:2018 Legislative Council by-election
1625:& Convenor of Path of Democracy
1102:(2017â2018), John Chu (2018âpresent)
2625:
2163:Secretary for Transport and Housing
2062:
1550:Chairman of the Elderly Commission
869:Secretary for Transport and Housing
24:
2248:United States-Hong Kong Policy Act
2231:and last colonial Chief Secretary
2224:But her claim was refuted by last
1937:Express Rail Link co-location plan
1106:Commissioner of Customs and Excise
422:Chief Secretary for Administration
290:Lam received the appointment from
27:Former administration of Hong Kong
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2188:the mainland's court system. The
2100:Age threshold of the Elderly CSSA
1877:Banning on pro-independence party
1186:Non-official Convenor of the ExCo
3642:2017 establishments in Hong Kong
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737:Secretary for Labour and Welfare
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1754:Carrie Lam announced her first
1255:Chairman of the Council of the
765:Secretary for the Civil Service
347:she was sworn in after 1 July.
283:'s 365 votes and retired judge
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2209:Hong Kong Human Rights Monitor
2132:Cross-harbour tunnel toll plan
2058:Late 2018 to early 2019 crises
1887:Victor Mallet visa controversy
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3647:Chief executives of Hong Kong
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2069:Leung Chun-yingâUGL agreement
1986:Hong KongâZhuhaiâMacau Bridge
1978:Legislative Council President
897:Secretary for Food and Health
554:Secretary for the Environment
345:Office of the Chief Executive
270:2017 Chief Executive election
198:2017 Chief Executive election
52:Special Administrative Region
2190:American Chamber of Commerce
2173:Extradition bill controversy
1919:Foreign Correspondents' Club
1769:Hong Kong Hospital Authority
1407:former Vice-Chairman of DAB
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2394:10.1142/S101325111950005X
2073:On 12 December 2018, the
2035:of the eastern waters of
1970:Hong Kong Bar Association
1968:On 28 December 2017, the
1832:oath-taking controversy.
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2484:South China Morning Post
2466:South China Morning Post
2448:South China Morning Post
2430:South China Morning Post
2412:South China Morning Post
2311:South China Morning Post
1951:one country, two systems
1900:Hong Kong National Party
1883:Hong Kong National Party
1401:Hong Kong Deputy to the
100:People and organisations
2122:University of Hong Kong
1932:Infrastructure projects
1775:Oath-taking controversy
1257:University of Hong Kong
1120:Director of Immigration
981:Secretary for Education
338:Director of Immigration
212:7th Legislative Council
208:6th Legislative Council
2691:. BBC. 6 October 2018.
2284:
2278:Secretary for Security
2159:Western Harbour Tunnel
2155:Eastern Harbour Tunnel
2145:
2144:sparked a controversy.
2142:Western Harbour Tunnel
2019:Lantau Tomorrow Vision
2013:Lantau Tomorrow Vision
1988:on 23 October 2018 by
1965:
1893:Hong Kong Police Force
1759:
1069:Commissioner of Police
816:Secretary for Security
336:On 4 May 2017, former
88:30 June 2022
48:5th Government of the
2333:National Security Law
2321:2003 political crisis
2271:Secretary for Justice
2268:
2205:Amnesty International
2139:
2090:Secretary for Justice
2083:Department of Justice
1997:Macau Chief Executive
1963:
1794:Secretary for Justice
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503:Secretary for Justice
166:Status in legislature
73:1 July 2017
36:Carrie Lam Government
3652:Hong Kong Government
3215:Hong Kong Free Press
3197:Hong Kong Free Press
3179:Hong Kong Free Press
2868:Hong Kong Government
2814:Hong Kong Free Press
2796:Hong Kong Free Press
2778:Hong Kong Free Press
2659:. 24 September 2018.
2595:Hong Kong Free Press
2382:Issues & Studies
2151:Cross-Harbour Tunnel
2088:Carrie Lam defended
2049:National Anthem Bill
2043:National Anthem Bill
1955:West Kowloon station
327:2014 Occupy protests
172:majority (2017â2020)
2924:. 28 December 2018.
2906:. 12 December 2018.
2798:. 29 December 2017.
2780:. 28 December 2017.
2337:crushing dissidents
1947:Hong Kong Basic Law
1907:Societies Ordinance
1905:a notice under the
473:Financial Secretary
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301:Transitional period
278:Financial Secretary
3622:Current government
3344:The New York Times
2983:. 28 January 2019.
2965:. 15 January 2019.
2947:. 29 January 2019.
2870:. 10 October 2018.
2852:. 23 October 2018.
2744:. 9 November 2018.
2712:. 9 November 2018.
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183:Pro-democracy camp
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1096:Director of Audit
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1334:1 July 2012
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1156:Left office
1147:Affiliation
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850:25 June 2021
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1903:Chan Ho-tin
1867:Lau Siu-lai
1817:Lau Siu-lai
1797:Rimsky Yuen
1683:Kenneth Lau
1546:Nonpartisan
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1389:Ip Kwok-him
1353:Jeffrey Lam
1327:Nonpartisan
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1110:Hermes Tang
1081:Raymond Siu
1063:Other posts
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1030:Nonpartisan
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466:Nonpartisan
443:Nonpartisan
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405:1 July 2017
312:Garden Road
218:Predecessor
170:Pro-Beijing
70:Date formed
3636:Categories
2760:EJ Insight
2637:24 October
2367:References
2349:Chris Tang
2335:by China,
2259:Andrew Wan
2233:Anson Chan
2166:Frank Chan
1993:Xi Jinping
1851:Agnes Chow
1809:Nathan Law
1610:Ronny Tong
1502:Joseph Yam
1150:Portfolio
1128:Au Ka-wang
1077:Chris Tang
1073:Stephen Lo
931:Edward Yau
875:Frank Chan
845:Chris Tang
771:Joshua Law
611:Alfred Sit
400:Carrie Lam
295:Li Keqiang
281:John Tsang
252:Carrie Lam
119:Carrie Lam
109:Xi Jinping
92:2022-06-30
77:2017-07-01
3601:6th (Lee)
3596:5th (Lam)
3508:Incumbent
3478:Bloomberg
3398:Bloomberg
2220:in 2014.
2007:Han Zheng
1871:Eddie Chu
1574:Regina Ip
1319:Fanny Law
1243:Arthur Li
1209:Laura Cha
1114:Louise Ho
1100:David Sun
1091:Simon Peh
690:James Lau
479:Paul Chan
376:Portfolio
341:Eric Chan
228:Successor
50:Hong Kong
3494:CY Leung
2353:John Lee
2281:John Lee
2196:and the
1911:sedition
1159:Born in
1144:Members
822:John Lee
451:John Lee
379:Minister
367:Ministry
258:Election
194:Election
3579:Tsang I
3574:Tung II
3422:16 June
3161:Reuters
2361:succeed
1861:In the
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1474:Liberal
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316:Central
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2079:UGL
1724:DAB
1705:Lee
1691:BPA
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1632:Lee
1593:Lee
1582:NPP
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1485:Lee
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1397:DAB
1372:Lee
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730:DAB
722:Lee
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156:NPP
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