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【6/1 #立法會會議：朱凱廸抹黑林鄭？！】(Scroll down for English)

香港政府沒有錢承擔項目，而需要馬會撥35億嗎？西九整個項目預算有封頂，但並不等如香港政府沒有錢。香港政府打算建故官博物館應該按慣有程序經立法會批出撥款，在前期籌備階段，政府可以有你們自己的閉門會議。但若果方案涉及公帑使用，便應該按程序經立法會審批並且諮詢公眾，不能以政府缺錢為由，繞過立法會將項目外判，讓其他機構承擔項目開支。

現在最核心的問題是項目的錢從何來。不能夠單單以「馬會慷慨捐助」蒙混過去，這只是故事的一部份，我希望向全港市民講清楚故事的另一部份：究竟在過去一年特區政府就有關馬會作過甚麼決定？

#政府送了甚麼給馬會？

1. 政府同意讓馬會增加5天本地賽馬日及8天海外賽事聯播日，每次本地賽事的投注額平均是12.8億，即光增加5天本地賽事政府已每年送多馬會60億元；

2. 2016年6月馬會與政府簽訂了50年的特殊用途土地契約；

3. 2016年7月，馬會行政總裁應家柏獲頒金紫荊星章。

我也不想將以上種種對馬會的厚待視作今次馬會慷慨捐助的交換，但這次馬會捐助建故宮涉及的金額巨大，而政府卻對和馬會交涉的過程一直保密，即是「摸底」啦。特區政府和馬會有這麼多次摸底、閉門會議，但我們對箇中過程、詳情卻一概不知。林鄭司長之前一直指是不想馬會尷尬而不願公開對話內宮，但現在方案已經公開，第一，林鄭司長有必要向公眾清楚交代你從去年年底開始和馬會所有的溝通紀錄。

第二，我們不希望這筆款項由馬會捐助，應該正正式式，有規有矩地由立法會批出撥款。

【Eddie Chu Bad-mouthing Carrie Lam?!】

Must the project be funded by The Hong Kong Jockey because the Hong Kong government could not afford it? There is indeed a ceiling to the budget of the West Kowloon project, but it doesn't conclude to the Hong Kong government is in short of money. If the government intend to initiate the Palace Museum project, funding should be approved by the LegCo according to current procedures; during preliminary planning, the government can choose to retain information, when the project involves government funding, however, it should follow the procedures, be scrutinized by the LegCo and consult the public. Short in finance is not a legitimate reason for the government to bypass the LegCo and outsource the project, letting other organizations to fund the project.

The most fundamental question now is where is the money from. "Donated by the Hong Kong Jockey Club" is an ambiguous answered that will not be accepted; it is merely part of the story. I would like to point out to the public the rest of the story: what decisions did the government make concerning the Hong Kong Jockey Club in the past year?

【What Was the Deal?】

1. The government agreed to increasing racing days for 5 days, as well as 8 more days of overseas race broadcast. The average turnover for a racing day is 1.28 million dollars, by increasing the racing days for 5 more days, the government is allowing the Jockey Club to make an extra profit of at least 6 billion dollars
2. Signing a 50-year lease for special purposes with the Jockey Club
3. The CEO of the Hong Kong Jockey Club was awarded the Gold Bauhinia Star

It is not my intention to interpret the above as privileges offered to the Jockey Club by the government in exchange for the generous donations for the project. With the donation being enormous, the government retained all information concerning all communications and meeting with the Jockey Club. As citizens, we are uninformed of the countless meetings and negotiations between the two parties.

Mrs Carrie Lam explained holding back information as an act to prevent the Jockey Club from being in an awkward position. As the proposal is now disclosed to the public, it is necessary for Mrs Lam to account for all records of communication with the Jockey Club.

In addition, the project should not be funded by the Jockey Club through donations. All funding should be approved by the LegCo according to established procedures.
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For one game, fellow guards Larry Hughes and Eric Snow stole the spotlight from Allen Iverson.

Hughes hit a tying 3-pointer with seven-tenths of a second left in regulation and Snow sank a 16-footer at the overtime buzzer, giving the Philadelphia 76ers a 122-121 victory over the Detroit Pistons.

In the final two minutes of the fourth quarter, the Pistons did an effective job of cutting off the high-scoring Iverson and appeared to have closed the game with a 7-0 burst until Hughes forced overtime with just his sixth 3-pointer of the season.

Detroit scored the first five points of overtime and still held a 119-114 lead with 1:42 left after consecutive baskets by Jerome Williams. Iverson and Snow made jumpers and the 76ers converted a turnover by Grant Hill into a breakaway layup by Iverson for a 120-119 lead with 16 seconds to go.

Hill atoned for his giveaway by drawing a foul on a drive and making both free throws for a one-point lead with 8.4 seconds left. The Sixers elected not to call timeout and inbounded to the speedy Iverson, who dribbled up the right side of the court and passed to Aaron McKie. McKie swung a pass to the left side to Snow, who faked a defender and buried the open shot as the buzzer sounded.

"It was a great decision because they didn't get to set up and we didn't have to worry about setting up in the half-court," Iverson said. "It was get it and go and it worked for us."

"It was all about taking advantage of the opportunity," Snow said. "I knew they were gonna double-team Allen; I told him so. So I just got the ball, took a good shot and fortunately it went in."

Philadelphia coach Larry Brown did not think Snow would end up with the game in his hands.

"I didn't know he would be the guy but the kid made three jumpers in overtime and played defense like crazy with five fouls on him.," Brown said. "If you ask me if I thought it was going to end like this, I would have said, `No way.' It's a great end to a long day."

Iverson and the rest of the Sixers threw a hug around Snow, a stark contrast to Saturday's 104-91 loss in Detroit. In that game, Brown benched his starters with 8:15 left in the third quarter and Iverson reacted by asking for a trade.

With 76ers president Pat Croce mediating, Brown and Iverson met today and ironed out their differences.

"I felt like I was a 10-year-old kid being punished on Christmas morning with no toys," Iverson said before the game, backing off his trade talk. "I know I reacted badly. If it happens again I won't run my mouth."

"He felt by not playing him I was disrespecting him," Brown said after today's practice. "I felt bad about it because that was not my intention."

After the game, Brown and Iverson appeared to be on the same page.

"There are gonna be days with him that are gonna be rough and some that are gonna be easy. It's like dealing with family," Brown said. "There are things that were said that needed to be said and probably need to be said again."

"After I left the room this morning, I had a good feeling about me, coach and the team," Brown said. "It was the realest conversation I had with coach. I know he's not gonna do anything to hurt this team. Coach and me are gonna do this together. We're all soldiers. It's as simple as that."

Iverson scored 32 points on 12-of-29 shooting. Hughes scored 20 points off the bench. Snow scored six of his 10 points in the extra session and added a season-high 12 assists. Iverson had seven assists and Snow and Hughes made three steals apiece.

"We've got a good group of guys here," Snow said. "Nothing bothers this team much."

Hill scored 32 points on 13-of-22 shooting for the Pistons, who had seven players in double figures.

"We had it covered. We had all the people we wanted to cover and got the ball out of Iverson's hands," Pistons coach Alvin Gentry said. "(Snow) was the guy we wanted to make the shot and to his credit, he did."

With Hill taking control, the Pistons led throughout most of the first three quarters and took an 86-82 advantage into the fourth period. The Sixers opened the quarter with an 11-4 run to take the lead and the Pistons tied it at 101-101 with 3:16 remaining on a 3-pointer by Lindsey Hunter, who scored 10 points.

Iverson answered with a pair of 3-pointers around a basket by Christian Laettner to give Philadelphia a 107-103 lead with 2:19 to go. But Hunter blanketed Iverson down the stretch and his two free throws gave Detroit a 110-107 lead with 5.1 seconds to play, setting up Hughes' heroics.

"They hit two buzzer-beaters, at regulation and at overtime," Hill said. "We're up by three with five seconds to play and we didn't close it out. We have to go back and regroup."