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Index Page Replies to Initial Written Questions and Supplementary Questions Raised by Finance Committee Members in Examining the Estimates of Expenditure 2016-17 Index Page Replies to initial written questions and supplementary questions raised by Finance Committee Members in examining the Estimates of Expenditure 2016-17 Reply serial no. Question Name of Member Head Programme serial no. THB (T) 140 1005 Hon CHAN Hak-kan 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 141 1824 Hon CHAN Han-pan 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 142 1836 Hon CHAN Han-pan 186 4 - Management of Transport Services THB (T) 143 1838 Hon CHAN Han-pan 186 4 - Management of Transport Services THB (T) 144 1839 Hon CHAN Han-pan 186 2 - Licensing of Vehicles and Drivers THB (T) 145 1842 Hon CHAN Han-pan 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 146 1844 Hon CHAN Han-pan 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 147 1845 Hon CHAN Han-pan 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 148 0161 Dr Hon Kenneth CHAN 186 2 - Licensing of Vehicles and Drivers Ka-lok THB (T) 149 0729 Hon CHAN Kam-lam 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 150 0743 Hon CHAN Kam-lam 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 151 2671 Hon CHAN Kam-lam 186 4 - Management of Transport Services THB (T) 152 3160 Hon CHAN Kam-lam 186 2 - Licensing of Vehicles and Drivers THB (T) 153 3078 Hon Frederick FUNG 186 2 - Licensing of Vehicles and Drivers Kin-kee THB (T) 154 2825 Hon Mrs Regina IP 186 4 - Management of Transport Services LAU Suk-yee THB (T) 155 2486 Hon Jeffrey LAM 186 2 - Licensing of Vehicles and Drivers Kin-fung THB (T) 156 1214 Hon LEE Cheuk-yan 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 157 1356 Hon LEUNG 186 1 - Planning and Development Che-cheung THB (T) 158 0667 Dr Hon Priscilla 186 1 - Planning and Development LEUNG Mei-fun THB (T) 159 1414 Ir Dr Hon LO 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Wai-kwok Services THB (T) 160 1415 Ir Dr Hon LO 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Wai-kwok Services THB (T) 161 2541 Hon Alice MAK 186 1 - Planning and Development Mei-kuen THB (T) 162 2107 Hon Claudia MO 186 2 - Licensing of Vehicles and Drivers THB (T) 163 2322 Hon Charles Peter 186 1 & 3 & 4 MOK THB (T) 164 1720 Hon POON Siu-ping 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 165 2349 Hon POON Siu-ping 186 2 - Licensing of Vehicles and Drivers THB (T) 166 2641 Dr Hon Elizabeth 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport QUAT Services THB (T) 167 0467 Hon Abraham SHEK 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Lai-him Services THB (T) 168 0210 Hon TANG Ka-piu 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 169 0211 Hon TANG Ka-piu 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 170 0212 Hon TANG Ka-piu 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 171 0213 Hon TANG Ka-piu 186 2 - Licensing of Vehicles and Drivers THB (T) 172 0214 Hon TANG Ka-piu 186 2 - Licensing of Vehicles and Drivers THB (T) 173 0215 Hon TANG Ka-piu 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 174 2282 Hon TANG Ka-piu 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 175 1798 Hon James TIEN 186 1 - Planning and Development Pei-chun THB (T) 176 1799 Hon James TIEN 186 1 - Planning and Development Pei-chun THB (T) 177 1294 Hon Tony TSE 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Wai-chuen Services THB (T) 178 1295 Hon Tony TSE 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Wai-chuen Services THB (T) 179 0316 Hon WONG 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Kwok-hing Services THB (T) 180 0317 Hon WONG 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Kwok-hing Services THB (T) 181 2449 Hon WONG 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Kwok-hing Services THB (T) 182 3091 Hon WONG 186 2 - Licensing of Vehicles and Drivers Ting-kwong THB (T) 183 2621 Hon WU Chi-wai 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 184 2622 Hon WU Chi-wai 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 185 2623 Hon WU Chi-wai 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 186 2961 Hon Alvin YEUNG 186 - Not Specified Ngok-kiu THB (T) 187 1436 Hon Frankie YICK 186 1 - Planning and Development Chi-ming THB (T) 188 1437 Hon Frankie YICK 186 2 - Licensing of Vehicles and Drivers Chi-ming THB (T) 189 1438 Hon Frankie YICK 186 2 - Licensing of Vehicles and Drivers Chi-ming THB (T) 190 1439 Hon Frankie YICK 186 2 - Licensing of Vehicles and Drivers Chi-ming THB (T) 191 1440 Hon Frankie YICK 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Chi-ming Services THB (T) 192 1441 Hon Frankie YICK 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Chi-ming Services THB (T) 193 1442 Hon Frankie YICK 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Chi-ming Services THB (T) 194 1443 Hon Frankie YICK 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Chi-ming Services THB (T) 195 1545 Hon YIU Si-wing 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 196 1557 Hon YIU Si-wing 186 4 - Management of Transport Services THB (T) 197 1564 Hon YIU Si-wing 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 330 5443 Hon CHAN Chi-chuen 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 331 5539 Hon CHAN Chi-chuen 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 332 3528 Dr Hon Kenneth CHAN 186 1 - Planning and Development Ka-lok THB (T) 333 3529 Dr Hon Kenneth CHAN 186 1 - Planning and Development Ka-lok THB (T) 334 3530 Dr Hon Kenneth CHAN 186 2 - Licensing of Vehicles and Drivers Ka-lok THB (T) 335 3531 Dr Hon Kenneth CHAN 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Ka-lok Services THB (T) 336 3532 Dr Hon Kenneth CHAN 186 - Not Specified Ka-lok THB (T) 337 4542 Hon Albert CHAN 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Wai-yip Services THB (T) 338 6030 Dr Hon Fernando 186 2 - Licensing of Vehicles and Drivers CHEUNG Chiu-hung THB (T) 339 6416 Dr Hon Fernando 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport CHEUNG Chiu-hung Services THB (T) 340 6456 Dr Hon Fernando 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport CHEUNG Chiu-hung Services THB (T) 341 6542 Hon CHEUNG 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Kwok-che Services THB (T) 342 6543 Hon CHEUNG 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Kwok-che Services THB (T) 343 6850 Hon CHEUNG 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Kwok-che Services THB (T) 344 6851 Hon CHEUNG 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Kwok-che Services THB (T) 345 6852 Hon CHEUNG 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Kwok-che Services THB (T) 346 6853 Hon CHEUNG 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Kwok-che Services THB (T) 347 3594 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 348 4854 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 349 4855 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 350 4856 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 351 4857 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 352 4858 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 353 4859 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 354 4860 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 355 4861 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 356 4863 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 357 4864 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 358 4865 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 359 4866 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 360 4867 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 361 4868 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 362 4869 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 363 4870 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 364 4871 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 365 4872 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 366 4873 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 367 4874 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 368 4875 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 - Not Specified THB (T) 369 6660 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 370 6661 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 371 6662 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 372 6663 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 373 6664 Dr Hon KWOK Ka-ki 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 374 4027 Hon LEUNG Yiu-chung 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 375 4030 Hon LEUNG Yiu-chung 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services 4 - Management of Transport Services THB (T) 376 4576 Hon Claudia MO 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 377 4585 Hon Claudia MO 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 378 4586 Hon Claudia MO 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 379 4600 Hon Claudia MO 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 380 4601 Hon Claudia MO 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 381 3458 Hon Charles Peter 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport MOK Services THB (T) 382 5756 Hon Charles Peter 186 2 - Licensing of Vehicles and Drivers MOK THB (T) 383 4930 Hon TANG Ka-piu 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 384 4931 Hon TANG Ka-piu 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 385 4937 Hon TANG Ka-piu 186 3 - District Traffic and Transport Services THB (T) 386 4128 Hon WONG 186 - Not Specified Kwok-hing THB (T) 387 4129 Hon WONG 186 - Not Specified Kwok-hing THB (T) 388 4130 Hon WONG 186 - Not Specified Kwok-hing THB (T) 389 4546 Hon WONG Yuk-man 186 2 - Licensing of Vehicles and Drivers THB (T) 390 4741 Hon WU Chi-wai 186 1 - Planning and Development THB (T) 391 4742 Hon WU Chi-wai 186 1 - Planning and Development
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