Former H.K. LegCo President Tsang on Extradition Bill, Lam

The transcript discusses the controversial bill in Hong Kong aimed at amending the Fugitive Offenders Ordinance. It highlights public fears about the bill, which many believe could lead to extradition to China for political reasons. Despite legal safeguards, the lack of trust in China's judiciary fuels these concerns. Carrie Lam faces challenges in addressing public demands and balancing pressures from pro-government supporters. The political implications are significant, with questions about leadership and trust in the central government.

What is the significance of the phrase 'the bill is suspended' as mentioned in the discussion?

What are the demands of the people regarding the bill and the chief executive?

How does the speaker view the possibility of someone more qualified taking over if the chief executive steps down?