According to Xinhua news agency, the chief executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, in her policy address on the 25th, said that in the past four months, Hong Kong's national security law has brought remarkable effects on the restoration of stability in Hong Kong. In the future, she and other members of the National Security Committee of the SAR will do their best to effectively prevent, stop and punish acts and activities endangering national security.

The governor of Chang'an Street noticed that Lin zhengyue'e wore the badge of "one country, two systems" in the style of national flag and regional flag for the first time when she spoke.

Source of Lin Zheng yue'e: Hong Kong SAR Government News Network

Hong Kong media reported that the pictures on the scene showed that Lin Zheng yue'e wore a badge with the design of national flag and regional flag on her left front, which was just the image embodiment of "one country, two systems", echoing her discussion on "one country, two systems".

According to the Xinhua news agency, Lin zhengyue'e pointed out that the chief executive has the constitutional function of "dual responsibility" which is responsible to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and to the Central People's government, and should be the executor of "one country, two systems" and the defender of Hong Kong's basic law in a comprehensive, accurate and firm manner.

The national security law of Hong Kong was passed by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress on June 30 and listed in Annex III of the basic law in accordance with Article 18 of the basic law of Hong Kong. It will come into force in Hong Kong on the same day.

She pointed out that at present, the advocacy of "Hong Kong Independence" and collusion with external forces has gradually declined, some leading figures have obviously converged, radical organizations have ceased to operate or disbanded, suspected offenders have fled with fear of crime, and street violence has been greatly reduced. She said that safeguarding national security will follow the principle of respecting and protecting human rights, and will not affect citizens' freedom of speech, press, assembly, demonstration and procession according to law.

According to the Hong Kong national security law, the Committee for the maintenance of national security of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) under the chairmanship of the chief executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) is responsible for the maintenance of national security affairs in the HKSAR and bears the primary responsibility for the maintenance of national security. Mrs Lam said that she and other members of the committee would do their best to fully cooperate with the national security adviser appointed by the central government, the office for the maintenance of national security established by the central government in Hong Kong, and other central agencies stationed in Hong Kong, make good use of the powers conferred on the SAR government by the Hong Kong national security law, perform their duties and duties, exercise jurisdiction over the criminal cases stipulated in the Hong Kong national security law, and effectively prevent, stop and punish crimes Punishing acts and activities endangering national security.

In order to ensure national security in an all-round way, it is necessary for the SAR government to strengthen publicity and education to enhance Hong Kong residents' awareness of national security and law-abiding. The SAR government is working out relevant plans in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Hong Kong national security law, and will make good use of the national constitution day and the national security education day every year to carry out public education on a larger scale.

In order to implement the provisions of the basic law of Hong Kong, the national security law of Hong Kong and the decision of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress on the interpretation of Article 104 of the basic law of Hong Kong and on the qualification of Legislative Council members, the SAR government will submit a bill to amend the oaths and Declarations Ordinance and the Legislative Council Ordinance and other local laws within this year, so as to improve the swearing in arrangements and deal with the post swearing in reasons The legal consequences and related legal procedures of the act of violating the oath.

According to MS Lam, the SAR government has made it clear that all civil servants who will take up their posts from 1 July this year must sign a declaration confirming their support for the basic law, allegiance to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the people's Republic of China and be responsible to the government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the people's Republic of China. As for other serving civil servants, the Secretary for the civil service will announce the specific implementation method later.