SCMP Debate: How could the chief executive nominating committee be more representative?
The Post begins a two-part series about the chief executive election in 2017, the most important - and contentious - electoral reform since the implementation of "one country, two systems" in 1997.
The SCMP begins a two-part series about the chief executive election in 2017, the most important - and contentious - electoral reform since the implementation of "one country, two systems" in 1997. We ask leading politicians and academics for their views on how the nominating committee should be formed and the best way to nominate candidates.
Q1 How could the nominating committee, that would select chief executive candidates, be more representative of Hong Kong's social, economic and political diversity?
Q2 How many chief executive candidates should the committee nominate? What is the appropriate threshold for candidates to be nominated?
Q3 Which aspects of your reform proposal (if applicable) are open to further negotiation with the Hong Kong and central governments?