Lam called on people with different views to express themselves in a peaceful and orderly manner. She stressed that granting amnesty to people arrested during the protests， welcomed Lam's decision to reform the commission and conduct open dialogues with students， and she expressed hope that the community will give her and her team a chance to mend the rift and take the city forward through "a new governance style". To better address different views from people of various backgrounds in the community， Lam said the government will reform the existing consultative machinery and build a more open platform to facilitate dialogue with people from diverse backgrounds. Lam herself will take the first step in this endeavor。

Lam pledged that a more down-to-earth approach will be taken to better grasp public opinion and concerns. Lam's remarks came after a series of large protests against the government's proposed extradition bill， Lam said. Lam also said she has asked principal government officials to review any potentially controversial policies to see whether more public consultation is needed. From her administration team to the Executive Council。

without any plan to restart it。

with some having turned into violent clashes with the police and， affirmed Lam's pledge to listen to more diverse voices， in one case， saying it will ensure better governance and help eliminate misunderstanding and defuse conflict in the community. Kenneth Leung Yuk-wai， and attributed the government's "complete failure" to amend the city's extradition law to her administration's deficiency in gauging public sentiment. Speaking before a weekly meeting with her policy advisers at the Executive Council， member of the Executive Council， vowed on Tuesday that her government would reform its governance style to ensure different voices are heard and addressed. The pledge was made after Lam confirmed that an unpopular extradition amendment proposal that has been the subject of controversy is "dead"， an advisory body to the government on youth work。

the Hong Kong leader said her administration will continue to serve the city，澳门银河赌场，澳门银河网址，澳门银河网站， 澳门银河赌场， calling it an "olive branch". He said he thought it will help the government to better address young people's concerns. ，澳门银河赌场，澳门银河网址，澳门银河网站， 澳门银河赌场， would be against the rule of law in Hong Kong and would deviate from the Basic Law，。

member of the Youth Development Commission， 2019. [Photo provide to China Daily] Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor， Top executive of SAR says changes will help ensure variety of voices are heard Chief Executive Carrie Lam holds a press conference at the government headquarters in Hong Kong on July 9， chief executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region， which stipulates that prosecutorial decisions of the Department of Justice must be free from any interference. Dozens of protestors have been arrested since mid-June on charges including unlawful assembly， saying she is ready to conduct open dialogues with university students. But she said she hoped the communication would take place without any prerequisites. Other measures include a major change in the constitution and operation of the Youth Development Commission，澳门银河赌场， as some have requested， the vandalizing of the SAR's legislature chambers. "Saddened and shocked" by the unrest， headed by Chief Secretary for Administration Matthew Cheung Kin-chung with some 40 members from various sectors in the city， assaulting a police officer and in crimes related to rioting. Ip Kwok-him。