lend his expertise to those monitoring organizations. 1*». Primary responsibility for protecting the individual against wrongful acts of the executive rests with the legislature and the courts in Hong Kong. To retain the role of the Legislative Council as the main channel for public complaints, members of the public are to make their complaints of maladministration through a member of the Council who will then refer the grievance, where appropriate, to the Commissioner. The Commissioner is required to inform the complainant and the Legislative Council member by whom the complaint was referred of the result of his investigation in each case. This provides a useful mechanism for members of the Council to monitor closely the work of the Commissioner. 15. After his investigation of a complaint, the Commissioner is required by law to report his opinion and his reasons, together with a statement of any remedy and recommendation that is considered necessary, to the head of department affected. When the report to a head of department is not, in the opinion of the Commissioner, adequately acted upon, the Commissioner may submit his report and recommendations, together with such further observations as he thinks fit to make, to the Governor. In particular where the Commissioner is of the opinion that a serious irregularity or injustice has taken place, he may make a report stating his opinion and his reasons to the Governor} such a report is bound by law to be laid before the Legislative Council. CCPR/C/58/Add.6 page 114 2. information relating to articles in parts It II and III of the Covenant 16. The following information is supplementary to that provided in the United Kingdom's first and second reports on Hong Kong, and given by the United Kingdom delegation at the meetings of the Human Rights Committee which 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the mechanisms for monitoring and reporting on government actions and wrongdoing in Hong Kong. It mentions the role of the Commissioner in investigating complaints and reporting on his findings, as well as the involvement of the Legislative Council and the Governor. The text does not appear to be related to economic development, natural resources, or other specific sectors, but rather focuses on the governance and accountability aspects of a territory.

**Category**
Government, Human Rights