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Background
③ 國家安全法
National Security Law
保一國兩制 還香港穩定
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■ The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region ("HKSAR") is
an inalienable part of the People's Republic of China.
■ Upholding national unity and territorial integrity, maintaining the
prosperity and stability of Hong Kong, and taking account of its
history and realities, the People's Republic of China, in accordance
with the provisions of Article 31 of the Constitution of the People's
Republic of China, has established a special administrative region.
The systems instituted in the special administrative region would,
in light of specific circumstances, be prescribed by laws enacted by
the National People's Congress.
Mr. Deng Xiaoping put forward the great and unprecedented vision
of "One Country, Two Systems". Through the National People's
Congress's enactment of the Basic Law of the Hong Kong Special
Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China and its
authorisation, the principles of "One Country, Two Systems",
"Hong Kong people administering Hong Kong" and a high degree
of autonomy are implemented. This not only led to the successful
resolution of the Hong Kong question, an issue that was left over from
the past and returned Hong Kong to the embrace of the Motherland,
but also ensured the prosperity and stability of Hong Kong. It has
been 24 years since Hong Kong's return to the Motherland. The
practice of "One Country, Two Systems" is on the whole successful.
The HKSAR is a local administrative region of the People's Republic
of China, which enjoys a high degree of autonomy and comes directly
under the Central People's Government. The political structure of the
HKSAR is the prerogative of the Central Authorities, and according to
the provisions of the Basic Law, is composed of the Chief Executive,
the executive authorities, the legislature, the judiciary, district
organisations and public servants.
The idea of "Hong Kong people administering Hong Kong" has
its scope and criteria, that is to say Hong Kong should be managed
by Hong Kong people, with patriots forming the mainstay.
"Patriots administering Hong Kong" is a natural and essential
condition for successful and faithful implementation of "One Country,
Two Systems"; part and parcel of basic political ethics; and
a universally applicable standard which allows no ambivalence.
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