The Blood Times | The Security Bureau has extended the representation period to 49 days and the Hong Kong National Party will respond by 4 September at the latest.

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The police suggested that security secretary Li Jiachao quote the Companies Ordinance to ban the operation of the Hong Kong National Party and that the national party submit a written response no later than 7 August. Chen Haotian, the organizer of the National Party who advocated independence in Hong Kong, said last week that he had requested an extension of the representation period until the beginning of the year. ;October. The Security Bureau today issued a statement (31 July) to decide to extend the representation period to 49 days.

The Security Bureau stated that the Hong Kong National Party representative's lawyer had sent a letter to the Security Bureau last week asking for a 21-day extension to make written statements under the paragraph. 8 (3) of the Companies Ordinance. Upon review, the Secretary of Security decided to extend the period of representation to 49 days, with the Hong Kong National Party submitting comments to the Secretary of Security by 4 September. The Security Bureau informed the representative of the leader of the Hong Kong National Party of the decision.

Chen Haotian said last week that the police used nearly two years to track and monitor and write over 800 pages of reports, but it was unfair to ask him to respond with 21 days.

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