LIBERAL Party chairman Allen Lee Peng-fei yesterday revealed new plans to streamline the party's work in the Legislative Council.
Mr Lee conceded that too much time and attention were spent on motion debates, especially on Governor Chris Patten's political reform proposal.
To relieve their workloads, party members would discuss topics for debate in advance in the next session.
''We will discuss what debate topic is important - we will not debate for debate's sake,'' he said.
The party would also set up policy groups to study government policies, collect party members' views, decide their stance and advertise it to the public.
To improve communication with the Executive Council, Mr Lee said Liberal Party legislators would hold formal monthly meetings with Exco members in the 1993/94 Legco session.