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G.N. 4523 Hong Kong Arts Development Council Ordinance (Chapter 472) SPECIFICATION of ORGANISATIONS and INDIVIDUALS Pursuant To G.N. 4523 Hong Kong Arts Development Council Ordinance (Chapter 472) SPECIFICATION OF ORGANISATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS Pursuant to section 3(5) of the Hong Kong Arts Development Council Ordinance, I hereby specify for each of the interests appearing in the first column below the organisations and individuals listed correspondingly in the second column below:— Interests Organisations/ Individuals 1. Literary Arts 1. 1A Group Limited* 2. Art and Culture Outreach Limited* 3. Asia & Europe Culture Association 4. Chang Qing Poets’ Association 5. Community Art Network* 6. Cross Straits Culture Association 7. Hong Kong (Overseas) Literators & Artists Association Limited* 8. Hong Kong Arts Administrators Association Limited* 9. Hong Kong Association of Cultural Interchange* 10. Hong Kong Book Reviewers Association 11. Hong Kong Children’s Arts Society 12. Hong Kong Chinese Language Association 13. Hong Kong Festival Fringe Limited* 14. Hong Kong Institute of Contemporary Culture Limited* 15. Hong Kong Literary Criticism Society Company Limited* 16. Hong Kong Literature 17. Hong Kong Literature Promoted Association 18. Hong Kong Music & Literature Society* 19. Hong Kong New Poetry Union 20. International Confucian Merchants Association 21. International Hong Kong Zhong Hua Pen Association 22. International Old Writers Association 23. Research Institute for Chinese Rhyming Prose 24. Spicy Fish Cultural Production Limited* 25. The Association of Chinese Culture of Hong Kong* 26. The Cross-Strait Association of Promotion of Chinese Culture 27. The Cultural Association of Hong Kong 28. The Federation of Hong Kong Writers 29. The Hong Kong Academic Research Centre on Yu Da Fu 30. The Hong Kong Duilian Association* 31. The Hong Kong Federation of Writers and Artists* 32. The Hong Kong Institute for Promotion of Chinese Culture Limited* 33. The House of Hong Kong Literature Limited Interests Organisations/ Individuals 34. The Institute of World Chinese Language Writers 35. The League of Hong Kong Poets 36. The Peak Cultural Association 37. The Prose Poem Society of Hong Kong 38. The Robert H.N. Ho Family Foundation Limited* 39. Workshop for the House of Hong Kong Literature 40. Zuni Icosahedron* 41. 中國上古歷史文化研究會 42. 香港詩詞學會 43. Au Hoi Kin 44. Au Yeung Sui Ping 45. Bickley Gillian Barbara 46. Bickley Verner Courtenay 47. Chan Chee Seung 48. Chan Chi Shing 49. Chan Chi Tak 50. Chan Chi Wa 51. Chan Chi Yin 52. Chan Chun Kit 53. Chan Hong Kiu 54. Chan Hui Tong 55. Chan Ka Yu 56. Chan Kit Sum 57. Chan Kwok Kou, Leonard 58. Chan Lai Kuen 59. Chan Man Hung 60. Chan Man Wai 61. Chan Sau Wa 62. Chan Sin Yee 63. Chan Tak Kam 64. Chan Wai Yee 65. Chan Wai Ying 66. Chan Yin Ha 67. Chau Chor Ki 68. Chau Hon 69. Chau Wing Yu, Winnie 70. Che Ching Hin 71. Cheng Chun Ham 72. Cheng Chung Pong 73. Cheng Kang Ming 74. Cheng Ming Yan 75. Cheng Tze King 76. Cheng Wai Ming, Peter 77. Cheuk Ka Chi 78. Cheung Ho Wing 79. Cheung Hon Kee 80. Cheung Kai Chun 81. Cheung Lai Ping Interests Organisations/ Individuals 82. Cheung Sau Kwan 83. Cheung Wing Hang 84. Cheung Yee Ha 85. Cheung Yuen Man 86. Ching Yuet May 87. Choi Ka Hei 88. Choi Ming Chun 89. Choi Siu Fung 90. Choi Yick Wai 91. Chor Wai 92. Chow Chung Yan 93. Chow Raymond 94. Chow Yiu Fai 95. Choy Tung Shing 96. Christie Stuart Colin Fraser 97. Chu Cheong Man 98. Chu Cho Wing 99. Chui Chun Pong 100. Chui Suk Mui 101. Chun Sau Fa 102. Chung Siu Lung 103. Deming Chen 104. Dong Yufei 105. Dung Chau Hung 106. Dung Kai Cheung 107. Fan Sin Piu 108. Fok Hong Kei, Ankie 109. Fong Chung Yan, Eliza Joann 110. Fung Mei Sheung 111. Fung Wai Sum, Cathy 112. Goh Kai Ling 113. Ho Hang Yuen 114. Ho Ka Wai, Vivian 115. Ho Leung Mau, Victor 116. Ho Wing Ip 117. Ho Yun Cheung 118. Hon Man Po 119. Hui Choi Fong 120. Hui Hon Wing 121. Hui Ting Ming 122. Hung Ching Tin 123. Hung Hiu Han 124. Hung Wing Hei 125. Ip Hiu Man 126. Ip Hoi Suen 127. Ip Po Yee 128. Ip Wan Tai 129. Ko Man Ho Interests Organisations/ Individuals 130. Kung Sum Chuen 131. Kwan Chi Hung 132. Kwan En Yiing, Belinda 133. Kwan Muk Hang 134. Kwan Wae Ling 135. Kwan Wing Kei, Charles 136. Kwok Chi Kit 137. Kwok Lai Yung 138. Kwok Tsun Kee 139. Kwok Wun 140. Kwong Kwok Wai 141. Lai Hing Fong, Camilla 142. Lai Kit Wu 143. Lam Chui Fun 144. Lam Heung Young 145. Lam Ka Yeung 146. Lam Lai Heung 147. Lam Lak On 148. Lam Shu Fun 149. Lam Wing Kin 150. Lam Yau Chik 151. Lam Yim Hung 152. Lam Yuen Kar, Adorabelle 153. Lau Chi Wan 154. Lau Chun Yu, Stephen 155. Lau Lai Pak 156. Lau On Lim 157. Lau Wai Ming 158. Lau Wai Shing 159. Law Lok Man 160. Law Pik Yu 161. Law Wai Yat 162. Law Wing Sang 163. Lee Cheuk Yin 164. Lee Chi Leung 165. Lee Heung Sing 166. Lee Hoi Lam 167. Lee Ka Lung 168. Lee Ka Yee 169. Lee Mei Ting 170. Lee Wai Kwan 171. Lee Wai Man, Maurice 172. Lee Wan Ling 173. Lee Yuen Wing 174. Lee Yuk Yin 175. Leung Choi Ha 176. Leung For Hing 177. Leung Ka Hang Interests Organisations/ Individuals 178. Leung Ming Chi 179. Leung Ping Chung 180. Leung Sun Wing 181. Leung Wai Sze 182. Leung Xiao Sui Er 183. Leung Yik Long 184. Li Ka 185. Li Mei Ting 186. Li Yuet Man 187. Liao Su Lan 188. Lin Chi Ho 189. Lin Yueh Hsiu 190. Liu Chi Keung 191. Liu Kin Chung 192. Liu Ying Kei 193. Lo Chak Hon 194. Lo Keng Chi 195. Lo Pui Shan, Janice 196. Lok Sin Ming 197. Lui Wai Lok 198. Ma Kwai Hung 199. Mok Ceven 200. Mok Chung Ping, Gianni 201. Muk Cha 202. Ng Chak Kwan 203. Ng Cheuk Yan, Frieda 204. Ng Chu Lien Fan 205. Ng Hei Lam 206. Ng Hong Mun 207. Ng Ka Yue 208. Ng Kwan Pui 209. Ng Mei Kwan 210. Ng Tsz Yan 211. Ng Wai Chu, Josephine 212. Ng Wan Man 213. Pang Chi Man, David 214. Pong Kai Man 215. Pong Kam Ying 216. Poon Kam Ying 217. Poon Ming Chu 218. Poon Oi Ting 219. Poon Teck Yun 220. Pun Kwok Ling, Lawrence 221. Purves William 222. Sham Hok Man, Desmond 223. Shum Kam Sin 224. So Wai Nam 225. So Yuen Shan Interests Organisations/ Individuals 226. Song Zijiang 227. Suen Woon Chun 228. Sy Wai Nok 229. Sze Hiu Ching 230. Sze Sum 231. Szeto Tar Shan 232. Tam Fook Kei 233. Tam Wing Sze 234. Tam Yee Lok 235. Tang Ching Kin 236. Tang Chiu Kay 237. Tang Kei Sang 238. Tang Lok Yan 239. Tang Wing Hung, Stephen 240. Tsai Yim Pui 241. Tsang Hin Koon 242. Tsang Wai Keung 243. Tsang Wing Chung 244. Tse Sin Man, Sierra 245. Tse Tin San 246. Tse Wing Kwon 247. Tse Yuet Fong 248. Tsui Hei Man 249. Tsui Pui Kwan, Pamela 250. Vittachi Nury Ana 251. Wan Ming 252. Wong Bui Chi 253. Wong Chi Ching 254. Wong Chi Wa 255. Wong Fung Yee 256. Wong Hiu Ching 257. Wong Ho Wai, Tomaz 258. Wong Ka Ki 259. Wong King Fai, Ben 260. Wong Kong Tin 261. Wong Leung Wo 262. Wong Man Yan 263. Wong Muse 264. Wong Oi Lun 265. Wong Oi Wah 266. Wong Rainbow 267. Wong To Hin 268. Wong Wai Ming, Otis 269. Wong Wing Sze, Jennifer 270. Wong Yan Keung 271. Woo Chih Wai 272. Woo Kwok Yin 273. Wu Gabriel Interests Organisations/ Individuals 274. Wu Yin Ching 275. Yeh Lung 276. Yeung Hiu Lam 277. Yeung Kit Yee 278. Yeung Luk Wa 279. Yeung Siu Yin 280. Yeung Wan Yui 281. Ying Hoi Ting 282. Yip Ying 283. Yip Ying Kit 284. Young Yin Hung 285. Yu Yeuk Mui 286. Yue Wan In 287. Yuen Kai Yin, Kristie 288. Yuen Wai Man 289. Zhang Yu Fen 290. 藍田 For the Literary Arts interest above, no. 1 to 42 are organisations and no. 43 to 290 are individuals. 2. Music 1. Active Arts Society 2. Active Concept Limited - Oulamii Sooj African Drum & Dance Academy* 3. Ad Lib Music and Arts Association 4. Allegro Singers 5. Art and Culture Outreach Limited* 6. Art for All* 7. Art in Hospital Limited* 8. Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong* 9. Asian Youth Orchestra Limited* 10. Ban Ban Music Limited 11. Band Friend Music Association 12. Bassmen 13. Bel Canto Singers Foundation Limited* 14. Boheme Youth Choir 15. Cantonese Opera Musician and Vocalist Association Limited* 16. CAYW Ensemble 17. Central and Western District Association for Culture and Arts* 18. China 21 Bureau 19. China Cultural City Association Limited* 20. China Philharmonic Orchestra (Hong Kong) 21. China Universities Alumni (H.K.) Association Chorus Troupe 22. Chinese Culture Hong Kong Aixin Arts Center* 23. Chinese Woman Composers’ Association 24. Choi Yuen Art Centre 25. City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong Limited Interests Organisations/ Individuals 26. City Opera Limited 27. Collegium Musicum Hong Kong 28. Community Art Network* 29. Composers and Authors Society of Hong Kong Limited 30. Concerto da Camera Limited 31. Contemporary Musiking Hong Kong Limited 32. Crossover Culture Association* 33. CU Chorus Association Limited 34. Dawn Choir 35. Eastern District Arts Council Limited* 36. Eastern Winds Ensemble 37. Festival Chamber Orchestra 38. Flying String Orchestra 39. Folk Culture Association of Hong Kong, China* 40.
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