He stressed that he had handled Mr LEE Wing-tat's request in accordance with the relevant procedures.

He suggested that the various options put forth by Members for handling Mr LEE Wing-tat's proposal be put to vote.

In response to Prof Patrick LAU, the Chairman clarified that Mr LEE Wing-tat's proposal was to authorize the Dev Panel to exercise the powers under the P&P Ordinance, and not to appoint a subcommittee to follow up the matter.

I will also answer in passing to the question raised by Mr LEE Wing-tat's fellow party member, Mr James TO, in the meeting of 22 June.

I would like to respond to the second part of Mr LEE Wing-tat's question, that is, the standards and guidelines for compensatory wetlands, before explaining how we monitor the conservation of the wetlands.

Who would have thought that the very logical and eloquent Mr TSANG would say that they will support the Second Reading debate because they do not wish to see Mr LEE Wing-tat's work wasted?

In other words, it is true that this section regulates misleading or deceptive conduct, however, when Secretary Joseph WONG replied to Mr LEE Wing-tat's question on that day, he said that the authorities could only regulate marketing practices but not contracts.

In view of Mr LEE Wing-tat's concern, she had already instructed the Clerk to ESC to relay his concern to the Administration.

The purpose of Mr LEE Wing-tat's motion is to enable RTHK, the only public broadcaster established in Hong Kong with credibility and public recognition, to operate as a genuine public broadcaster, on the existing foundation and with the acquired resources, up to international standards in terms of status, governance structure and modus operandi.

I hope very much that Honourable colleagues can support Mr LEE Wing-tat's motion as well as Ms Cyd HO's amendment later on.

Moreover, at the same time the amendment motion retains the spirit of Mr LEE Wing-tat's original motion which is to urge the Administration to consider the importance of the transportation problems concerned.

Mr Deputy President, with these remarks, I support the Honourable LEE Wing-tat's motion.

Mr LEE Wing-tat's motion has explicitly pointed out the need to "actively study the feasibility of transforming RTHK to become the Hong Kong Public Broadcasting Corporation, and conduct public consultation on the results of the review and the study".

The Chairman said that she would invite Members' views on the handling of Mr LEE Wing-tat's proposal after Members had expressed their views on the matter.

Has Lee Wing-tat's contest for the CE nomination increased or reduced your positive or negative feelings towards the Democratic Party?

The Liberal Party agrees in principle with Mr LEE Wing-tat's amendment, which suggests that the relevant government departments should establish more pedestrian precincts in densely populated areas that have a high pedestrian flow, thus separating vehicular and pedestrian traffic.

But in any case, as far as I understand it, the Chairman of the Panel on Development, Prof Patrick LAU, has accepted Mr LEE Wing-tat's proposal of holding a meeting at the end of this month in the hope that we can give further explanations on this case in detail.

Regarding Lee Wing-tat's contest for the CE nomination, 68% and 73% of the respondents said it had no influence on their perceptions towards Lee Wing-tat and the Democratic Party respectively, 15% and 12% said their negative feelings towards Lee Wing-tat and the Democratic Party have increased.

Responding to Mr LEE Wing-tat's concern whether RTHK was adequately resourced to implement the initiatives on digitization, The Permanent Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development (Communications and Technology) (PS(CT)) said that on top of the allocation of additional spectrum enabling RTHK to provide digital television and new digital audio broadcasting services, resources would also be provided in terms of capital to upgrade and digitize its television and radio studios and production equipment, as well as manpower to launch the new initiatives.

Roma, the Committee recommends that the State party take active measures to prevent discrimination against the Roma and Romani/Tater communities, in particular regarding their access to public places, housing and employment, and allocate additional resources to find appropriate solutions for integrating children from Roma and Romani communities, especially those from travelling families, into the educational system, to ensure that they benefit fully from all levels of the system, taking into account the community’s lifestyle and including an enhanced teaching provision in their language.

On the democratic camp's side, over one-third of supporters of both Albert Ho's and Lee Wing-Tat's lists claimed their main consideration was the political party factor, which was far more than Albert Chan, Leung Yiu-Chung's and Lee Cheuk Yan's lists.

First of all, basing on the self-reported political affiliations of various lists, it could be easily identified that Albert Chan, Lee Wing-Tat's list, Albert Ho's list, Leung Yiu-Chung's list, Lee Cheuk-Yan's list and Yim Tin-Sang's list belonged to the democratic camp.

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