Singing on stage to create momentum for the election of Au Noh Xuan, Wong Yiu Ming was approved by the judge to sign a conservative act for 18 months

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According to Hong Kong's "East Net", former Hong Kong Legislative Council member Au Nok-hwan and singer Wong Yiu-ming are suspected of committing fraud in the 2018 Legislative Council election, and were indicted by the Independent Commission Against Corruption of Hong Kong on the 3rd, and the case was first arraigned in the Hong Kong Eastern District Court today (5th). Wong Yiu-ming, who took the stage to sing for the election campaign for Noh Xuan, was allowed to sign a conservative act for HK$2,000 for 18 months, during which time he was required to protect public safety and good conduct and not to commit any offences related to election fraud.

Screenshot of the Hong Kong "East Net" report

According to the report, during Au Nok-hwan's 2018 legislative by-election in Hong Kong Island, singer Wong Yiu-ming sang on stage at the District's campaign meeting, and Wong later appealed to those attending the rally to vote for Au Nok-xuan in the above-mentioned election, and Au Nok-hin also listed the performance as an election advertisement. The Independent Commission Against Corruption of Hong Kong, 3, indicted the two for fraud in the election, was first arraigned in the Eastern District Court of Hong Kong today.

According to the report, the Hong Kong Department of Justice, after considering Wong's background, attitude and the facts of the case, agreed not to present evidence to prosecute Wong Yiu-ming, and Judge Lawrence granted Wong Yiu-ming to sign a conservative act for HK$2,000 for 18 months, during which Wong needed to protect public safety, behave well and not commit any crime related to election fraud.

Signing a conservative act is not a punishment, but a preventive measure. A person who is required to sign a conservative act shall undertake to maintain good conduct and abide by law and discipline by means of a guarantee, in a certain amount, and by self-signed or by other guarantors, for a period of no more than three years. The order to sign a conservative conduct must specify what the offender cannot do during the guarantee period.