Hong Kong’s first-time lawmakers ask fewer questions but attend Legco more often

Hong Kong’s first-time lawmakers have raised fewer questions than their veteran counterparts but recorded a higher attendance rate, according to a South China Morning Post check. Alan Chan Chung-yee and Vivian Kong Man-wai were among those who submitted the fewest questions to the government. Political observers attributed the trend to newcomers seeking to balance respect for the executive-led system with their roles.