Which body appoints the Chief Executive after selection in Hong Kong?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. The Central People's Government
Article 45 provides that the Chief Executive is selected locally and appointed by the Central People's Government.
Answer: The Central People's Government.
Why not the others: The Legislative Council: it does not appoint the Chief Executive. The Court of Final Appeal: it does not appoint the Chief Executive. The Executive Council: it advises the Chief Executive.
Answer: The Central People's Government.
Why not the others: The Legislative Council: it does not appoint the Chief Executive. The Court of Final Appeal: it does not appoint the Chief Executive. The Executive Council: it advises the Chief Executive.
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