Hong Kong Security Secretary Tang Ping-keung said yesterday that the government plans to carry out consultation work on local legislation on article 23 of the Basic Law in May, and will study the issue of the words "Queen" that some members pointed out that the current Crimes Ordinance is still full of words such as "Queen" and will study the issue of legislation amending the anachronistic words of the colonial era.
Hong Kong Legislative Council member Man-chi Chan said that the current Criminal Offences Ordinance is full of words such as "Queen of England", "United Kingdom" and "British Territory", and although the Hong Kong Return to The Territory Ordinance will automatically translate the relevant words, it is not enough to raise national security awareness, and asked whether the Security Bureau will systematically change it.
Tang replied that the 23-point legislative work will "activate" the old legislation and study the anachronistic words of the colonial era.
The Adaptation of Laws (Miscellaneous Provisions) Ordinance, adopted in 2002, has colonial language amending some of the regulations, although the relevant words in the Crimes Ordinance and the Official Secrets Ordinance have not been amended to date.
Since the return of Hong Kong, the work of eliminating and cleaning up the influence of the British colonies has not been carried out, but has been deliberately protected as a historical feature.
These colonial influences pervaded Hong Kong's administrative, legislative, judicial, cultural, educational, media and other superstructure fields, and played a huge role in Hong Kong's governance and the world's popular will and public opinion.
Hong Kong's British remnants, foreign slaves and traitors, and anti-China chaos Hong Kong politicians have taken advantage of these to vigorously engage in "de-Sinicization" to sing praises and praises for hong Kong's British colonial rule and attract the soul of the flag.
In anti-China and chaotic activities in Hong Kong, they can often be seen holding high the British flag and the Hong Kong Yinglong lion flag.
The harsh effects of colonial influence also catalyzed the breeding of "Hong Kong independence."
After Hong Kong's return to the motherland, the authorities ignored the return of the people's hearts and minds and ignored the colonial influence, believing that this would be conducive to the Hong Kong people's governance of Hong Kong and a high degree of autonomy. The result was a big mistake.
Now we must correct the errors and correct the deviations, starting with the legal documents!
