Mr Tsang to go to the Legislative Council to publish a third quarter economic report on the new financial case

BEIJING, December 7 (Xinhua) The Hong Kong Financial Secretary, Mr John Tsang, will come to the Legislative Council on 7th to listen to Legislative Council members ' views on the new budget.　　At the meeting, Mr Tsang will publish his third quarter economic report and brief members on the latest economic situation in Hong Kong. In addition, Mr Tsang's latest blog mentions that there are comments that the budget may have been finalized and that public consultation is only political make-up.　　In response, Mr Tsang stressed that the budget had to be finalized from the first draft and the changes would not be Bedoze in response to the views provided by the public from different channels. Mr Tsang will attend the LegCo panel on financial Affairs 7th 9 o'clock in the morning. He will listen to the views of Legislative Council members on the 2010-2011 budget to be released next February 24.　　He will present the third quarter economic report of this year, as well as papers on Hong Kong's economic situation and short-term prospects.　　During the financial tsunami last year, Mr Tsang attended a number of district advisory forums in preparation for the budget, and "for the first time" listened to the views of the public and "spat" at the major shopping arcades, and finally released a satisfactory budget of nearly $10 billion. In his latest blog post, Mr Tsang noted that "some commentators have commented that public consultation is widely sought in the budget every year, but most of the views of the public will not be adopted because the SAR government may have finalized the decision, the greater the public's hope and the greater the disappointment, the consultation is only a political make-up, and it will only bring about ' false hope '.　　It puzzled him. Mr Tsang said he did not agree with the statement.　　He said that in the past 2 years, when the budget was finalized from the first draft, the changes were not Bedoze, and every increase or deletion was often made on the advice of the Advisory Council, the District Forum and the public.　　Mr Tsang said Hong Kong was a pluralistic society whose expectations were often different and could not meet the expectations of all, but he pledged to give full consideration to every opinion put forward by the community and to strive for the best and to balance the interests of all parties. As the budget is still 2 months away, the SAR government will, as always, launch a publicity film to encourage all sectors to advise on the budget.　　Mr Tsang also starred in the promotional film. In his blog, Mr Tsang revealed that filming a new budget promo for just 30 seconds would take a whole day to "make up and make up a full 3 times a day", N.G.　　(Re-beat) "dozens of times to get the best results." Mr Tsang, who is not an actor, was amazed at the fact that the Cantonese film era could have been "7th fresh" (ie, 7 days of filming, editing, dubbing, soundtrack, etc.). To shoot a 2-hour movie, he laughs, "at least for a year!" ”