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2005
21/12/05
LCQ4: Suggestion for setting up bicameral system in legislature
19/12/05
Government's proposal of abolishing appointed District Council seats in 2012 at the earliest
18/12/05
Govt's proposed package on 2007/08 elections surely not step backward in democratic development
16/12/05
Response to European Parliament's resolution on constitutional development in HK
14/12/05
Government's proposed 07/08 electoral package best way forward for democratic development
10/12/05
Polls reflect more people support passage of proposed 07/08 electoral package
7/12/05
LCQ16: Government efforts in explaining to the public the contents of the Fifth Report and collecting their views
6/12/05
Government gives notices to LegCo to move motions concerning 2007/2008 electoral methods
2/12/05
Government clarifies report on public opinion survey
30/11/05
LCQ9: Inclusion of appointed DC members in the Election Committe
30/11/05
LCQ4: Position and reaction of middle class towards universal suffrage
20/11/05
Government's response to Dr Hon Kwok Ka Ki's views on proposed 07/08 electoral package
13/11/05
Demand for immediate decision on universal suffrage timetable unrealistic
04/11/05
CE to Chair Committee on Governance and Political Development
02/11/05
LCQ6: Timetable and specific process for elections by universal suffrage
30/10/05
Government's proposed package can bring significant constitutional development progress
28/10/05
Political reform package positively received in US, says Chief Executive
26/10/05
Government driving constitutional development on all fronts
19/10/05
LCQ4: The Fifth Report of the Constitutional Development Task Force
19/10/05
Constitutional Development Task Force publishes Fifth Report
19/10/05
Statement by CS on the Fifth Report of the Constitutional Development Task Force
20/9/05
Government committed to taking forward constitutional development
11/9/05
Fifth report to set out Government's proposal on 2007/08 electoral arrangements
29/7/05
Government has no firm position on how to amend the two electoral methods
30/6/05
Government response
8/6/05
LCQ19: Measures to enhance public participation in political affairs
31/5/05
Over 430 public submissions received on constitutional development
26/5/05
HKSAR Government finds Amnesty International Report disappointing
4/5/05
CAB's response to tonight's rally
24/4/05
Interpretation by NPCSC ensures timely election of new CE and complies with rule of law
20/4/05
LCQ17:CS met officials of Central People's Government
15/4/05
SCA encourages HKFS to continue to express views on constitutional development
13/4/05
Response to US-HK Policy Act Report 2005
29/3/05
Response to US report on Hong Kong
12/3/05
Acting CE's statement (Fourth Report consultation extended till end-May)
1/3/05
Response to US Report on Human Rights
26/1/05
LCQ5: Universal suffrage is ultimate aim
14/1/05
HKSAR Government refutes Human Rights Watch Report
12/1/05
CE outlines plans to develop economy, help poor and needy and promote social harmony
2004
15/12/04
Task force's Fourth Report on constitutional development published
3/12/04
CE meets US Congressional delegation
2/12/04
HKSAR Government firmly committed to promoting constitutional development
21/11/04
Referendum on constitutional development will lead us nowhere
15/11/04
CE issues statement on referendum motion
10/11/04
LCQ2: Task Force has gathered views from community through various channels
7/11/04
Referendum on constitutional development neither practical nor appropriate
28/10/04
CS in Berlin for bilateral meetings
26/10/04
CS briefs British leaders on Hong Kong developments
24/10/04
Government to continue to promote constitutional development in accordance with Basic Law
23/10/04
SCA calls on young people to take part in constitutional development discussion
17/10/04
Government to continue public consultation on constitutional development
15/10/04
Over 430 public submissions received on constitutional development
5/10/04
HKSAR Government responds to US report on HK
26/9/04
SCA: Effective governance key to Hong Kong's continued success
24/9/04
HKSAR Government responds to US Congressional-Executive Commission on China hearing on HK
14/9/04
HKSAR Government responds to US Congress House of Representatives' resolution
9/9/04
HKSAR Government rejects Human Rights Watch Report
14/8/04
Hong Kong enjoys more democracy after reunification
11/8/04
Deadline extended for views on constitutional development
1/8/04
Understanding of HK's constitutional order important in discussion of constitutional development
30/7/04
SCA: Dialogue conducive to consensus building
25/7/04
CAB refutes any suggestion that HK's high degree of autonomy affected
20/7/04
HKSARG's response to UK report refutes suggestion of erosion of autonomy
3/7/04
HKSAR Government responds to Taiwan Report
2/7/04
HKSARG's response to remarks made by Taiwan authorities on rally
2/7/04
HKSAR Government responds to US House Resolution
30/6/04
HKSARG's response to European Commission's Report on HKSAR 2003
30/6/04
LCQ1: Measures introduced in response to demands of participants of last year's July 1 march
23/6/04
LCQ3: Government's response to HK people's desire to have elections of CE and LegCo Members by universal suffrage and their desire for freedom
16/6/04
HKSARG's response to US Congress US-China Economic and Security Review Commission - 2004 Report
13/6/04
Government reiterates its commitment in upholding HK's core values
9/6/04
Government committed to preserving Hong Kong's core values
9/6/04
Second seminar on constitutional development on Friday
9/6/04
LCQ7: Report submitted by Chief Executive to NPCSC
9/6/04
LCQ10: Registered electors of functional constituencies
6/6/04
Government will uphold fair and open electoral system
2/6/04
LCQ15: Interpretation of Basic Law by NPCSC and its decision on methods for selecting CE in 2007 and forming LegCo in 2008
27/5/04
EIU's comments on HKSAR's constitutional development refuted
23/5/04
Hong Kong's Core Values Remain Intact
22/5/04
First seminar on constitutional development on Monday
16/5/04
CE meets with US Assistant Secretary of State
14/5/04
CS updates Swedish leaders on HK potential
11/5/04
Task Force's Third Report on constitutional development published
23/4/04
Forums on Monday
21/4/04
Task Force to meet NPCSC representatives tomorrow
21/4/04
Response to Hon Cheng Kar-foo's comments in Legislative Council
19/4/04
Constitutional development report on NPCSC agenda
15/4/04
Reports of CE and Task Force published
11/4/04
Government's response to public procession relating to interpretation
3/4/04
HKSARG's response to US's Hong Kong Policy Act Report
29/3/04
Task force to meet NPCSC representatives tomorrow
17/3/04
Constitutional powers and responsibilities of Central Authorities in overseeing constitutional development not limited to Basic Law
29/2/04
Submissions put at district centres for public viewing
19/2/04
Website launched to seek views on constitutional development
15/2/04
Constitutional development discussion consistent with Basic Law
10/2/04
Chief Secretary concludes Beijing visit
7/2/04
Task Force departs for Beijing tomorrow
7/1/04
CE's Policy Address outlines strategy to underpin economic revival and improve governance
Note:
Please refer to
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Government Information Centre
website for press releases etc issued prior to January 6, 2004, and for those relating to the issue of "tenure of the new Chief Executive".