Starry Lee Wai-king
Coverage of Starry Lee Wai-king in the Nexus archive.
- Hong Kong’s Legco sets off for Beijing on week-long national affairs study trip
Hong Kong’s Legislative Council lawmakers are on a week-long study trip to Beijing, the first time the entire legislature has traveled to the capital for a 'national affairs study visit'. The Legislative Council president emphasized the trip's importance in helping lawmakers understand how to align the city with national development.
- Legco could tighten members’ code after William Wong drink-driving case: Starry Lee
Hong Kong’s legislature may review and tighten its code for members following the resignation of a lawmaker arrested for alleged drink-driving and failing to report an accident, as stated by its president, Starry Lee Wai-king. The incident will serve as a reference for future code amendments.
- Hong Kong Legco chief urges higher standards after lawmaker’s drink-driving arrest
Hong Kong Legislative Council president Starry Lee Wai-king urged members to uphold higher conduct standards after lawmaker William Wong Kam-fai resigned following his arrest for alleged drink-driving. Lee acknowledged Wong's resignation as an acceptance of responsibility and noted public expectations for Legco members.
- Starry Lee urges Hong Kong officials to respect lawmakers’ dissent amid pushback
Hong Kong Legislative Council president Starry Lee Wai-king urged officials to respect lawmakers’ dissenting views amid increased government pushback, emphasizing that public policies have both pros and cons and that mutual respect between the executive and legislative branches is essential.