Public perception of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong (Legco) remains lukewarm despite increased efficiency, with a political veteran suggesting a reduction in seats to cut costs. This proposal, however, is seen as a distraction from the core issue of public perception, which is not solely dependent on the number of seats or funding. The legislature's size has fluctuated, expanding to 70 seats in the 2012-16 term as part of electoral reforms that also increased the Election Committee's size. AI
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