This Ted Hui is so fishy.
All of these "pro-democracy" leaders rely on subterfuge, deception, and deceit (redundancy intended).
From SCMP
From Dimsum
Now I understand that he could have a personal lawyer that handled it separately from the party, but looking at his crowdfunding link:
From the link he is specifically identifying himself as LEGISLATOR Ted Hui (立法會 許智峯議員) [Correct me if I'm wrong, as I mentioned, I'm a stupid CBC, lol], so his party's lawyer should be aware of it at the very least.
Again, it could be that he is not doing a good job of separating his private ventures and party ventures, but his party not even being aware of $3.6m HKD is at the very least an ethical violation, if not a legal one (*my opinion, not known for a fact)
His audit report only goes until June, so it is not really proof of anything as he claims.
Furthermore, his crowdfund page shows ~$3.5m HKD, but the audit shows 3.6m HKD, 100K HKD is not huge, but I think the big inconsistencies means even the little ones bear scrutiny
Beyond that, that is not a detailed audit at all. "Legal Fees" is basically the only expense with no breakdown whatsoever.
As mentioned by @KYli, HKPF claims only $850K was frozen
All of these "pro-democracy" leaders rely on subterfuge, deception, and deceit (redundancy intended).
From SCMP
From Dimsum
Now I understand that he could have a personal lawyer that handled it separately from the party, but looking at his crowdfunding link:
From the link he is specifically identifying himself as LEGISLATOR Ted Hui (立法會 許智峯議員) [Correct me if I'm wrong, as I mentioned, I'm a stupid CBC, lol], so his party's lawyer should be aware of it at the very least.
Again, it could be that he is not doing a good job of separating his private ventures and party ventures, but his party not even being aware of $3.6m HKD is at the very least an ethical violation, if not a legal one (*my opinion, not known for a fact)
His audit report only goes until June, so it is not really proof of anything as he claims.
Furthermore, his crowdfund page shows ~$3.5m HKD, but the audit shows 3.6m HKD, 100K HKD is not huge, but I think the big inconsistencies means even the little ones bear scrutiny
Beyond that, that is not a detailed audit at all. "Legal Fees" is basically the only expense with no breakdown whatsoever.
As mentioned by @KYli, HKPF claims only $850K was frozen
