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Mending fences with democrats top priority: policy chief HK and central government officials warm to democrats' olive branch.
(From South China Morning Post)
Byline: Ambrose Leung and Klaudia Lee
Hopes emerged yesterday for a new relationship between the Hong Kong and central governments and the pro-democracy camp after senior officials expressed optimism over the democrats' moves to mend rifts.
Lau Siu-kai, head of the Central Policy Unit - a top adviser to Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa - said improving the relationship was now a "top priority", while a senior mainland official welcomed the democrats' gesture.
Professor Lau foreshadowed more talks between the government and democrats and said talks must not be limited by the setting of pre-conditions by either …
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