After reaching a consensus with his two senior fellow students, Zhou Quan had no free time left at all.
On weekdays, he oversaw the affairs of the Security Department's Action Group, and after work, he still had to deliberate over the specific details of the National Security Law.
On their days off, the three fellow students met to discuss and refine it, striving to make it as perfect as possible.
Fortunately, given Zhou Quan's current standing, ordinary operations no longer required his personal command.
Moreover, Oswald had now left the Court of First Instance and established an independent law firm, gathering a large number of legal elites under him.
Although confidentiality prevented them from assigning more matters to the lawyers working under Oswald,
having those legal elites help collect information still greatly reduced the three men's workload.
Otherwise, even if their bodies had been forged from iron, they could never have withstood such sustained, intensive work.
After all, besides carefully studying the National Security Law, none of the three could neglect his regular duties.
Through the deliberations of these three leading figures in Hong Kong Island's legal community, the National Security Law gradually took on a general framework and grew increasingly substantial and comprehensive.
Everything proceeded in an orderly fashion as Zhou Quan quietly awaited the day Hong Kong Island formally returned to the Motherland's embrace.
It was not just Zhou Quan. The entire Police Force was preparing to welcome the new era.
To that end, the Police Force had raised its security level.
They sought to do everything possible to maintain stability on Hong Kong Island during this exceptional period.
Any crime that occurred had to be resolved in the shortest possible time.
Thus, aside from the Security Department's Action Group assisting G4 with protection duties for the Hong