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Food Safety and Environmental Hygiene on 10 June 2014 Index Page Replies to initial written questions raised by Finance Committee Members in examining the Estimates of Expenditure 2015-16 Director of Bureau : Secretary for Food and Health Session No. : 16 File Name : FHB(FE)-1-e2.doc Reply Serial Question No. Serial No. Name of Member Head Programme FHB(FE)001 2363 CHAN Chi-chuen 139 (1) Director of Bureau's Office FHB(FE)002 2986 CHEUNG 139 N/A Kwok-che FHB(FE)003 0021 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 139 (2) Agriculture, Fisheries and Tommy Food Safety FHB(FE)004 0022 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 139 (2) Agriculture, Fisheries and Tommy Food Safety FHB(FE)005 2051 FANG Kang, 139 (2) Agriculture, Fisheries and Vincent Food Safety FHB(FE)006 0777 HO Chun-yan, 139 (1) Director of Bureau's Albert Office FHB(FE)007 1600 IP LAU Suk-yee, 139 (3) Environmental Hygiene Regina FHB(FE)008 2218 KWOK Ka-ki 139 (1) Director of Bureau's Office FHB(FE)009 2225 KWOK Ka-ki 139 (1) Director of Bureau's Office FHB(FE)010 2226 KWOK Ka-ki 139 (1) Director of Bureau's Office FHB(FE)011 2794 LAM Tai-fai 139 (3) Environmental Hygiene FHB(FE)012 1996 LEE Kok-long, 139 (2) Agriculture, Fisheries and Joseph Food Safety FHB(FE)013 1997 LEE Kok-long, 139 (2) Agriculture, Fisheries and Joseph Food Safety FHB(FE)014 1998 LEE Kok-long, 139 (2) Agriculture, Fisheries and Joseph Food Safety FHB(FE)015 0878 MAK Mei-kuen, 139 (2) Agriculture, Fisheries and Alice Food Safety FHB(FE)016 0910 MAK Mei-kuen, 139 (2) Agriculture, Fisheries and Alice Food Safety FHB(FE)017 0911 MAK Mei-kuen, 139 (2) Agriculture, Fisheries and Alice Food Safety FHB(FE)018 2399 MO Claudia 139 (3) Environmental Hygiene FHB(FE)019 2728 QUAT Elizabeth 139 N/A FHB(FE)020 1475 TIEN Puk-sun, 139 (2) Agriculture, Fisheries and Michael Food Safety Reply Serial Question No. Serial No. Name of Member Head Programme FHB(FE)021 1482 TIEN Puk-sun, 139 (2) Agriculture, Fisheries and Michael Food Safety FHB(FE)022 0255 WONG Kwok-hing 139 (3) Environmental Hygiene FHB(FE)023 0256 WONG Kwok-hing 139 (3) Environmental Hygiene FHB(FE)024 0257 WONG Kwok-hing 139 (3) Environmental Hygiene FHB(FE)025 3260 WONG Kwok-hing 139 (2) Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Safety FHB(FE)026 3119 WONG Kwok-kin 139 (2) Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Safety FHB(FE)027 3072 WONG Pik-wan, 139 (1) Director of Bureau's Helena Office FHB(FE)028 3073 WONG Pik-wan, 139 (2) Agriculture, Fisheries and Helena Food Safety FHB(FE)029 1653 CHAN Hak-kan 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)030 1654 CHAN Hak-kan 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)031 1655 CHAN Hak-kan 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)032 1656 CHAN Hak-kan 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)033 1691 CHAN Hak-kan 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)034 3112 CHAN Hak-kan 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)035 0134 CHAN Wai-yip, 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Albert Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)036 0687 CHAN Yuen-han 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)037 2070 CHEUNG 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Chiu-hung, Fresh Food Wholesale Fernando Markets FHB(FE)038 0986 HO Chun-yin, 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Steven Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)039 0987 HO Chun-yin, 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Steven Fresh Food Wholesale Markets Reply Serial Question No. Serial No. Name of Member Head Programme FHB(FE)040 0988 HO Chun-yin, 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Steven Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)041 0989 HO Chun-yin, 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Steven Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)042 0990 HO Chun-yin, 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Steven Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)043 0991 HO Chun-yin, 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Steven Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)044 0993 HO Chun-yin, 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Steven Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)045 0995 HO Chun-yin, 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Steven Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)046 0998 HO Chun-yin, 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Steven Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)047 0999 HO Chun-yin, 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Steven Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)048 1000 HO Chun-yin, 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Steven Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)049 1001 HO Chun-yin, 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Steven Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)050 1003 HO Chun-yin, 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Steven Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)051 1007 HO Chun-yin, 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Steven Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)052 1009 HO Chun-yin, 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Steven Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)053 1010 HO Chun-yin, 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Steven Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)054 1012 HO Chun-yin, 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Steven Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services Reply Serial Question No. Serial No. Name of Member Head Programme FHB(FE)055 2330 HO Sau-lan, Cyd 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)056 2339 HO Sau-lan, Cyd 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Fresh Food Wholesale Markets (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)057 0259 LAU Wong-fat 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)058 0260 LAU Wong-fat 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)059 0261 LAU Wong-fat 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)060 1215 LEUNG 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Che-cheung Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)061 2392 MO Claudia 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)062 2393 MO Claudia 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)063 2394 MO Claudia 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)064 2395 MO Claudia 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)065 2396 MO Claudia 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)066 2402 MO Claudia 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)067 2403 MO Claudia 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)068 2735 QUAT Elizabeth 22 N/A FHB(FE)069 0096 SHEK Lai-him, 22 N/A Abraham Reply Serial Question No. Serial No. Name of Member Head Programme FHB(FE)070 0110 SHEK Lai-him, 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Abraham Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)071 3031 WONG Pik-wan, 22 N/A Helena FHB(FE)072 3032 WONG Pik-wan, 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Helena Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)073 3065 WONG Pik-wan, 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Helena Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)074 3066 WONG Pik-wan, 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Helena Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)075 3249 WONG Pik-wan, 22 (3) Animal, Plant and Helena Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)076 2632 WU Chi-wai 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)077 1330 YIU Si-wing 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)078 1331 YIU Si-wing 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)079 1332 YIU Si-wing 22 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)080 0041 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 48 (1) Statutory Testing Tommy FHB(FE)081 0042 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 48 (1) Statutory Testing Tommy FHB(FE)082 0044 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 48 (1) Statutory Testing Tommy FHB(FE)083 3048 WONG Pik-wan, 48 (1) Statutory Testing Helena FHB(FE)084 2381 CHAN Chi-chuen 49 N/A FHB(FE)085 1657 CHAN Hak-kan 49 (2) Environmental Hygiene and Related Services FHB(FE)086 1658 CHAN Hak-kan 49 (2) Environmental Hygiene and Related Services FHB(FE)087 2016 CHAN Han-pan 49 (3) Market Management and Hawker Control FHB(FE)088 1643 CHAN Kam-lam 49 (2) Environmental Hygiene and Related Services Reply Serial Question No. Serial No. Name of Member Head Programme FHB(FE)089 0685 CHAN Yuen-han 49 (3) Market Management and Hawker Control FHB(FE)090 0686 CHAN Yuen-han 49 (3) Market Management and Hawker Control FHB(FE)091 0717 CHAN Yuen-han 49 (3) Market Management and Hawker Control FHB(FE)092 2088 CHEUNG 49 (2) Environmental Hygiene Chiu-hung, and Related Services Fernando FHB(FE)093 2089 CHEUNG 49 (2) Environmental Hygiene Chiu-hung, and Related Services Fernando FHB(FE)094 0001 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 49 (2) Environmental Hygiene Tommy and Related Services FHB(FE)095 0002 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 49 (2) Environmental Hygiene Tommy and Related Services FHB(FE)096 0003 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 49 (2) Environmental Hygiene Tommy and Related Services FHB(FE)097 0004 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 49 (2) Environmental Hygiene Tommy and Related Services FHB(FE)098 0005 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 49 (2) Environmental Hygiene Tommy and Related Services FHB(FE)099 0006 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 49 (2) Environmental Hygiene Tommy and Related Services FHB(FE)100 0007 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 49 (3) Market Management and Tommy Hawker Control FHB(FE)101 0008 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 49 (2) Environmental Hygiene Tommy and Related Services FHB(FE)102 0009 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 49 (1) Food Safety and Public Tommy Health FHB(FE)103 0010 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 49 (1) Food Safety and Public Tommy Health FHB(FE)104 0011 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 49 (3) Market Management and Tommy Hawker Control FHB(FE)105 0012 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 49 (2) Environmental Hygiene Tommy and Related Services FHB(FE)106 0013 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 49 (1) Food Safety and Public Tommy Health FHB(FE)107 0014 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 49 (2) Environmental Hygiene Tommy and Related Services FHB(FE)108 0015 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 49 (1) Food Safety and Public Tommy Health FHB(FE)109 0016 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 49 (3) Market Management and Tommy Hawker Control FHB(FE)110 0017 CHEUNG Yu-yan, 49 (1) Food Safety and Public Tommy Health Reply Serial Question No.
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