Amid violent protests over an extradition bill, Hong Kong’s leader said Tuesday that the controversial measure would not be reintroduced, according to a report.

Millions of protesters took to the streets last week to protest the bill, which would allow extraditions from Hong Kong to mainland China - a judicial system not widely trusted by those in the former British colony. The bill was delayed over the weekend as a result.

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“I have heard you loud and clear and have reflected deeply on all that has transpired,” leader Carrie Lam said in a Tuesday news conference while still refusing protesters’ calls to resign. She has not withdrawn the bill but apologized for the “anxiety” caused.

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Lam admitted the next three years in office would be difficult “but myself and my team will work harder to rebuild public confidence," she said, according to Reuters.