HONG KONG 2004
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Constitution and Administration
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Introduction
  Role of the Chief Executive
  The System of Government - Executive Council
  The System of Government - Legislative Council
  The System of Government - District Administration
  The Electoral System
  HKSAR's External Affairs
  Working Relationship of the HKSARG with the MFA Office
  Working Relationship with the Mainland Authorities
  Office of the HKSAR Government in Beijing
  Advisory and Statutory Bodies
  Structure of the Administration
  The Civil Service
  Official Languages
  Government Records Service
  Office of The Ombudsman
  Office of the Director of Audit
  Home Pages
 
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Role of the Chief Executive
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The Chief Executive is the head of the HKSAR. He heads the Government of the HKSAR. He is responsible for implementing the Basic Law, signing bills and budgets passed by the Legislative Council, promulgating laws, making decisions on government policies and issuing executive orders. He is assisted by the Executive Council in policy-making.
 
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