Key takeaways from #CarrieLam's post-election/pre-duty visit presser:
Record low turnout: Never set a goal so we didn't fail anything / 4.47 million voters registered and 1.35 million voted so you can't say the election is not significant / I don't know why 3million didn't vote.
Record low turnout: Never set a goal so we didn't fail anything / 4.47 million voters registered and 1.35 million voted so you can't say the election is not significant / I don't know why 3million didn't vote.
Diversified or Homogeneous legislature: I have no opinion if voters choose a certain background and stance out of many - it's voters' autonomy; I personally find the 90 candidates elected of broad representation.
Re BL23 legislation: aim to dish out a general framework by the end of June 2022, but do not expect to complete legislation; won't use 2003 version ; need to take into account of cases under #NSL.
Future development of democracy: universal suffrage for chief executive election may come in near future if Hong Kong can remain on the right track; the 1,500-member Election Committee has highly fulfilled the principles set out in the NPCSC 8.31 resolution in 2014.
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