What does Article 26 of the Basic Law deal with?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. The right to vote and stand for election
Article 26 of the Basic Law provides that permanent residents have the right to vote and to stand for election.
Answer: The right to vote and stand for election.
Why not the others: Non-interference in the HKSAR's own affairs: that is the subject of Article 22. The resignation of the Chief Executive: that is the subject of Article 52. Responsibility for defence: that is the subject of Article 14.
Answer: The right to vote and stand for election.
Why not the others: Non-interference in the HKSAR's own affairs: that is the subject of Article 22. The resignation of the Chief Executive: that is the subject of Article 52. Responsibility for defence: that is the subject of Article 14.
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