H.K. to Amend Election Legislation After China Passes New Rules

The video discusses significant political changes in Hong Kong, focusing on legislative reforms proposed by the National People's Congress (NPC) to alter the election process for the Chief Executive and Legislative Council members. These changes aim to eliminate anti-China forces from Hong Kong's government. The national security law's impact is also highlighted, with many pro-democracy lawmakers facing charges. The future political landscape may see a shift towards pro-establishment parties, as the pro-democracy camp's influence diminishes.

What major change is being proposed for Hong Kong's election process?

• Introduction of a new political party system

• Direct election of all Legislative Council members

• Abolishment of the Chief Executive position

• Changes to how the Chief Executive and Legislative Council members are chosen

What is the role of the Chief Executive Committee under the new regulations?

• To dissolve the Legislative Council

• To manage Hong Kong's foreign relations

• To nominate and elect a large share of Legco members

• To oversee the judiciary

What law has been affecting local lawmakers in Hong Kong since July 1st?

• The National Security Law

• The Basic Law

• The Extradition Law

• The Anti-Corruption Law

Why did the remaining Pro-Democracy candidates resign from the Legislative Council?

• In protest of disqualified colleagues

• Due to a new electoral law

• To form a new political party

• Because of a financial scandal

Which party is seen as the potential new opposition in Hong Kong?

• The Civic Party

• The Bohemia Party

• The Liberal Party

• The Democratic Party