Description of visuals of the TV API “2017: Make it happen!” Description of visuals of the TV Announcement in the Public Interest Description of visuals: An elderly man is looking out of the window on a tram with a smile on his face. He says: Elderly man: Having discussed for so long, we can finally get it Description of visuals: The scene turns to a tea stall. The tea stall owner speaks in front of the camera while wiping bowls: Tea stall owner: One person, one vote to elect the Chief Executive Description of visuals: The scene changes. The scene shows a young couple and their small daughter. The young mother says in front of the camera: Young mother: We really want to vote Description of visuals: The scene changes. In the evening, a young man is standing in a busy street. He says in front of the camera: Young man: We can move forward; of course we shouldn’t stand still Description of visuals: The scene turns to a hall. A young music group is practising. A male and female musicians speak in front of the camera consecutively: Male and female We can have a say in Hong Kong’s future members of young music group: Description of visuals: The scene changes. Three young artists are standing in front of the camera. The female artist, who is standing in the middle, holds a flyer about the universal suffrage proposal and says: Artist: We really want to vote to elect the Chief Executive Description of visuals: The scene turns to the Central Government Offices. The Secretary for Justice, Mr Rimsky Yuen, says in front of the camera: Secretary for Justice A regime of universal suffrage that complies with the Mr Rimsky Yuen: Basic Law Description of visuals: In another corner of the Central Government Offices, the Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, Mr Raymond Tam, says in front of the camera: Secretary for Five million voters electing the Chief Executive for the Constitutional and first time Mainland Affairs Mr Raymond Tam: Description of visuals: The scene changes. In her office, the Chief Secretary for Administration, Mrs Carrie Lam, walks towards the camera and appeals to the audience: Chief Secretary for For our future, cherish this opportunity Administration Please support the universal suffrage proposal Mrs Carrie Lam: Male narrator: 2017: Make it happen! Description of visuals: The TV Announcement in the Public Interest ends, showing the slogan “2017: Make it happen!”, the website address www.2017.gov.hk and the regional emblem of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. .