Chief Executive-in-Council

The Chief Executive-in-Council (Chinese: 行政長官會同行政會議) is a constitutional term in Hong Kong that refers to the exercise of executive power by the Chief Executive of Hong Kong after seeking the opinion of the Executive Council. The Basic Law stipulates that the Chief Executive must consult the Executive Council before introducing government bills, enacting subordinate legislation, or making important policy decisions.

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