The Unremarkable Revolution of Hong Kong's Lawmakers The recent increase in attendance at Legco meetings is a welcome development that should not be celebrated as a remarkable achievement.
For years, Hong Kong's legislative council was notorious for its lackluster attendance records, with some lawmakers failing to show up more often than they did.
Stanley Ng Chau pei's assertion that increased attendance represents a "groundbreaking opportunity" for legislators to learn and grow is puzzling, especially when one considers the bare minimum expected of them.