Constitutionally, the Executive Council is the city’s highest decision-making body. The extradition bill was endorsed by Exco before being put to the legislature. Politically, it is difficult for members to distance themselves from the fallout. Photo: Sam Tsang
Constitutionally, the Executive Council is the city’s highest decision-making body. The extradition bill was endorsed by Exco before being put to the legislature. Politically, it is difficult for members to distance themselves from the fallout. Photo: Sam Tsang
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Wait goes on for an overhaul of the Executive Council

  • If advisers to the city leader are not among the first to be held accountable for the extradition bill fiasco, questions must be asked as to who is

SCMP Editorial
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Updated: 9:40pm, 31 Dec, 2019

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Constitutionally, the Executive Council is the city’s highest decision-making body. The extradition bill was endorsed by Exco before being put to the legislature. Politically, it is difficult for members to distance themselves from the fallout. Photo: Sam Tsang
Constitutionally, the Executive Council is the city’s highest decision-making body. The extradition bill was endorsed by Exco before being put to the legislature. Politically, it is difficult for members to distance themselves from the fallout. Photo: Sam Tsang
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