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(a) obtaining a controlling majority in the LegCo to indiscriminately refuse to pass any budgets or public expenditure to be introduced by HKSAR Government (“the Government”) regardless of their contents or the merits of their contents;
(b) compelling the Chief Executive of HKSAR (“the Chief Executive”) to dissolve the LegCo under Article 50 of the Basic Law (“BL 50”) so as to paralyse the operations of the Governemnt;
(c) ultimately causing the Chief Executive to resign under Article 52 of the Basic Law (“BL 52”) entailed by the dissolution of the LegCo and the refusal to pass the original budget by the new LegCo;
(“the Scheme”)
(ii) with a view to carrying out the Scheme, to stand or not to stand as candidates in the LegCo election (the “Election”), and / or inciting, procuring, inducing or causing others to stand or not to stand as candidates in the Election;
(iii) undertaking or agreeing, and / or inciting, procuring, inducing or causing others to undertake or agree to exercise or forbear to exercise his or her powers and functions under BL 73 after being elected as a LegCo Member when examining and approving budgets or public expenditure to be introduced by the Government in accordance with the Scheme;