Carrie Lam to Present Policy Speech as Hong Kong Braces for Recession

The transcript discusses a significant piece of legislation, highlighting the council's decision to halt work on the bill and the responsibility shouldered by the speaker. It addresses societal controversies, violence by protesters, and the government's decision to withdraw the bill. The central government's support is acknowledged, and the challenges of legislation and public perception are explored.

What does the speaker imply about the decision to not resign?

In what way does the speaker view the characterization of Hong Kong as a police state?