On Tuesday's Backchat, latest developments of the National Security Law controversy. 
 

The National People's Congress' Standing Committee is expected to pass the new law on Tuesday. 
 

Civil service chief Patrick Nip said Beijing’s decision to impose it shows the country’s “love and care” for the SAR, as the legislation will ensure long-term stability and strengthen One Country, Two Systems.The Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs said at the weekend “As Chinese, we should all work hard for the country and for the Chinese race so that we will go down in history as being the generation of people who had contributed to the country’s remarkable accomplishments”. 
 

What Hong Kong should be expecting from this law? What'll happen on Wednesday? 



 

8:30-9:00 Professor Ho Lok-sang, Senior research fellow in the Pan Sutong Shanghai-Hong Kong Economic Policy Research Institute at Lingnan University. 


9:00-9:30 Dr Kwok Ka-ki, Civic Party lawmaker 


9:00-9:30 Johnny Ma, Council Member, Hong Kong Bar Association