China Finalizes Hong Kong Election Law

The video discusses recent political changes in Hong Kong, focusing on the national security law and electoral reforms. It contrasts the views of pro-establishment and pro-democracy groups, highlighting the reduction of directly elected seats and the introduction of a vetting committee. The changes aim to curb subversive activities and address issues like land reform and wealth disparity. Carrie Lam assures that pro-democracy candidates are not excluded if they pledge allegiance to China.

What is the main concern of the pro-democracy camp regarding the electoral changes in Hong Kong?

• It will reduce the number of protests.

• It will improve governance.

• It will lead to universal suffrage.

• It is a threat to democratic aspirations.

What is one of the changes approved by the National People's Congress Standing Committee?

• Increasing the number of directly elected seats.

• Reducing the number of Legislative Council seats.

• Increasing the number of Legislative Council seats.

• Eliminating the vetting process for candidates.

What is the role of the vetting committee in the electoral process?

• To directly elect candidates.

• To approve candidates for election.

• To organize election campaigns.

• To count the votes.

How many members will the expanded Electoral Committee have?

• 1200 members

• 1500 members

• 1000 members

• 2000 members

What is required for pro-democracy candidates to participate in the elections?

• They must be approved by the National People's Congress.

• They must have a minimum of 10 years of political experience.

• They must swear allegiance to China and the Communist Party.

• They must be members of the Legislative Council.