Fanny Law on ramifications of the inquiry on the civil service
'The discovery that this inquiry has made did send some shivers down the spines of the civil servants. It appears that when we try to be neutral to protect the interests of the public as a whole, we often become targets of attack from sectorial interests.'
On news reports saying she switched from 'no recollection' to a definite 'no' on various parts of allegations against her
'If you try to say you have no recollection, the verdict is that you are guilty. I think that's the general sentiment among our media friends.'
On articles that criticised the government's education reforms
'If I was so easily agitated by individual articles I would probably be in Castle Peak Hospital. I have alternative ways of venting my frustration at home.'
On the conflicting versions of her conversation with former classmate Magdalena Mok Mo-ching