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The Executive Council of Hong Kong acts as a formal body of advisers to the Chief Executive and serves as a core policy-making organ. Here are its main duties:
- Policy Formulation: Assists the Chief Executive in policy-making by offering advice and formulating proposals.
- Advisory Role: Acts as a key advisory body to the Chief Executive, providing recommendations and feedback on various issues.
- Government Administration: Plays a role in the administration and implementation of government policies and strategies.
The Council typically meets once a week and is composed of members who must be Chinese citizens and permanent residents of Hong Kong, without the right of abode in any foreign country.
For more details, you can visit the Wikipedia page on the Executive Council of Hong Kong.
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