48.55%: They may have ulterior motives.
28.85%: They seek to find truth for the society.
25.65%: Certain petitioners sought publicity.
20.76%: Certain petitioners were trying to build up their own clout.
20.08%: Petitions were a kind of political activities.
19.31%: Petitions were a kind of profession.
17.33%: Petitions were a method of checks and balances by the civil society.
15.50%: Petitions should serve to warn state agencies, state officials, politicians and political parties to be more cautious in their works.
15.19%: Petitions helped state agencies concerned to start their own investigations after ignoring the issues.
8.47%: State agencies concerned failed to proactive prevent irregularities, leading to petitions
7.10%: No comment.
