On the morning of October 24, the first session of the 18th People's Congress of Hengyang County held its second plenary session.
On the morning of October 24, the delegates attending the second plenary session of the first session of the 18th People's Congress of Hengyang County cast a sacred and solemn vote.
Hengyang, 24 Oct (Xinhua) -- On the morning of 24 October, the first session of the 18th People's Congress of Hengyang County held its second plenary session to elect the chairmen, vice chairmen, and members of the Standing Committee of the Eighteenth People's Congress of Hengyang County, the county magistrate and deputy county chief of the county people's government, the director of the county supervision commission, the president of the county people's court, and the chief procurator of the county people's procuratorate, and voted to approve the members of the special committees of the county people's congress. Ye Qiang was elected chairman of the Standing Committee of the 18th People's Congress of Hengyang County, and Sun Hao was elected as the county magistrate of the Hengyang County People's Government. Liu Yang, deputy secretary of the county party committee and director of the United Front Work Department, presided over the meeting.
At 8.30 a.m., the Assembly began. The meeting first adopted the list of superintendent voters and scrutineers in the form of a show of hands, and designated the total number of voters and tellers. Subsequently, the deputies to the 18th County People's Congress attending the meeting voted by secret ballot in front of the designated ballot box. After the voting is completed, after the scrutineer and the teller open the box to clear the votes, the number of votes recovered is consistent with the number of votes issued, and according to the provisions of the "Election Measures for the First Session of the Eighteenth People's Congress of Hengyang County" adopted by the first plenary session of the first session of the Eighteenth People's Congress of Hengyang County, this election is valid.
According to the results of the vote count, the meeting announced: Ye Qiang was elected chairman of the Standing Committee of the Eighteenth People's Congress of Hengyang County; Jiang Xiaoyang, Ling Xiaolin, Long Guohua, Zhou Xinsheng, and Zhu Bin were elected vice chairmen of the Standing Committee of the Eighteenth People's Congress of Hengyang County; Sun Hao was elected county magistrate of the Hengyang County People's Government; Jiang Lidong, Deng Mingjun, Liu Xiaolong, Luo Shifu, Wu Jianchun, Long Hongjun, Deng Qiong, and Liu Ligen were elected deputy county governors of the Hengyang County People's Government; Zhong Bin was elected chairman of the Hengyang County Supervision Commission; Tan Tianti was elected president of the Hengyang County People's Court; and the chief procurator of the Hengyang County People's Procuratorate was elected It must be announced after approval by the Standing Committee of the Hengyang Municipal People's Congress; Wang Ren, Zuo Wei and 39 other comrades were elected as members of the Standing Committee of the Eighteenth People's Congress of Hengyang County.
The meeting also voted by a show of hands to approve the list of members of the special committees of the Eighteenth People's Congress of Hengyang County.
Subsequently, the newly elected persons solemnly swore an oath to the Constitution in batches. Facing the national emblem, the oath takers Ye Qiang, Sun Hao, and Zhong Bin successively pressed the red "Constitution of the People's Republic of China" with their left hands, raised their fists with their right hands, and recited the oath aloud. "I swear: Be loyal to the Constitution of the People's Republic of China, safeguard the authority of the Constitution, perform legally prescribed duties, be loyal to the motherland and the people, scrupulously perform my duties, be honest and honest in performing official duties, accept the supervision of the people, and strive to build a prosperous, strong, democratic, civilized, harmonious, and beautiful socialist modern power!" The other newly elected personnel stood one after another behind the oath-takers, raised their fists with their right hands, looked solemn, and read the oath in unison.