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AFCD E1 1819.Pdf Index Page Controlling Officer: Director of Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation File Name: AFCD_e1_1819.pdf Question Question Question Reply Serial No. Reply Serial No. Reply Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. ENB001 1583 ENB022 0450 ENB212 3761 ENB002 1947 ENB023 0452 ENB213 3765 ENB003 1640 ENB024 2704 ENB214 5668 ENB004 1641 ENB025 2706 ENB215 5707 ENB005 2648 ENB026 2707 ENB216 3905 ENB006 2068 ENB027 2709 ENB217 3907 ENB007 2069 ENB028 3208 ENB218 3979 ENB008 2070 ENB029 1963 ENB219 4680 ENB009 2078 ENB030 1964 ENB220 4359 ENB010 0769 ENB031 3157 ENB221 4360 ENB011 0778 ENB032 3206 ENB222 4361 ENB012 3207 ENB033 3246 ENB223 4373 ENB013 2001 ENB034 3247 ENB224 6040 ENB014 3007 ENB035 3248 FHB(FE)027 1627 ENB015 3009 ENB036 3249 FHB(FE)028 1938 ENB016 3010 ENB037 3535 FHB(FE)029 1939 ENB017 3172 ENB038 3536 FHB(FE)030 1940 ENB018 0331 ENB039 0860 FHB(FE)031 1941 ENB019 1314 ENB040 2768 FHB(FE)032 1942 ENB020 0874 ENB210 3705 FHB(FE)033 1943 ENB021 2411 ENB211 3706 FHB(FE)034 1944 Question Question Question Reply Serial No. Reply Serial No. Reply Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. FHB(FE)035 1945 FHB(FE)059 0804 FHB(FE)083 0890 FHB(FE)036 1946 FHB(FE)060 0805 FHB(FE)084 1277 FHB(FE)037 0716 FHB(FE)061 0806 FHB(FE)085 1132 FHB(FE)038 0717 FHB(FE)062 0807 FHB(FE)086 1133 FHB(FE)039 1492 FHB(FE)063 0812 FHB(FE)087 2884 FHB(FE)040 2077 FHB(FE)064 0813 FHB(FE)088 3290 FHB(FE)041 2079 FHB(FE)065 3212 FHB(FE)089 2700 FHB(FE)042 2080 FHB(FE)066 3251 FHB(FE)090 2701 FHB(FE)043 2087 FHB(FE)067 3252 FHB(FE)091 2702 FHB(FE)044 0761 FHB(FE)068 3254 FHB(FE)092 2703 FHB(FE)045 0762 FHB(FE)069 3255 FHB(FE)093 2705 FHB(FE)046 0763 FHB(FE)070 3514 FHB(FE)094 2708 FHB(FE)047 0764 FHB(FE)071 3515 FHB(FE)095 1965 FHB(FE)048 0779 FHB(FE)072 3517 FHB(FE)096 0631 FHB(FE)049 0783 FHB(FE)073 3519 FHB(FE)097 3125 FHB(FE)050 0785 FHB(FE)074 3520 FHB(FE)098 3178 FHB(FE)051 0786 FHB(FE)075 3524 FHB(FE)099 1392 FHB(FE)052 0790 FHB(FE)076 2170 FHB(FE)100 1393 FHB(FE)053 0791 FHB(FE)077 2626 FHB(FE)101 1415 FHB(FE)054 0792 FHB(FE)078 1050 FHB(FE)102 3250 FHB(FE)055 0800 FHB(FE)079 1051 FHB(FE)103 3538 FHB(FE)056 0801 FHB(FE)080 1315 FHB(FE)245 3704 FHB(FE)057 0802 FHB(FE)081 1706 FHB(FE)246 3711 FHB(FE)058 0803 FHB(FE)082 0889 FHB(FE)247 3762 Question Question Question Reply Serial No. Reply Serial No. Reply Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. FHB(FE)248 5133 FHB(FE)272 4369 S-FHB(FE)01 S0029 FHB(FE)249 5667 FHB(FE)273 4370 S-FHB(FE)02 S0085 FHB(FE)250 5669 FHB(FE)274 4372 S-FHB(FE)03 SV024 FHB(FE)251 3807 FHB(FE)275 6324 S-FHB(FE)04 SV023 FHB(FE)252 3904 FHB(FE)276 5435 S-FHB(FE)05 SV025 FHB(FE)253 3906 FHB(FE)277 5864 S-FHB(FE)06 S0078 FHB(FE)254 3908 FHB(FE)278 5166 FHB(FE)255 4117 FHB(FE)279 5168 FHB(FE)256 4902 FHB(FE)280 5169 FHB(FE)257 6200 FHB(FE)281 5210 FHB(FE)258 4481 FHB(FE)282 5212 FHB(FE)259 4904 FHB(FE)283 5213 FHB(FE)260 4905 FHB(FE)284 5214 FHB(FE)261 3784 FHB(FE)285 5215 FHB(FE)262 4228 FHB(FE)286 5257 FHB(FE)263 4286 FHB(FE)287 6039 FHB(FE)264 4292 FHB(FE)288 6042 FHB(FE)265 4362 FHB(FE)289 6043 FHB(FE)266 4363 FHB(FE)290 6045 FHB(FE)267 4364 FHB(FE)291 6046 FHB(FE)268 4365 FHB(FE)292 6047 FHB(FE)269 4366 S-ENB01 S0038 FHB(FE)270 4367 S-ENB02 S0039 FHB(FE)271 4368 S-ENB03 S0049 Replies to written questions raised by Finance Committee Members in examining the Estimates of Expenditure 2018-19 Controlling Officer : Director of Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Head : 22 Reply Serial Question Session Name of Member Programme No. Serial No. No. ENB001 1583 Hon CHAN Chi-chuen 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB002 1947 Hon CHAN Hak-kan 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB003 1640 Hon CHAN Han-pan 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB004 1641 Hon CHAN Han-pan 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB005 2648 Hon CHAN Tanya 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB006 2068 Hon CHU Hoi-dick 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB007 2069 Hon CHU Hoi-dick 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB008 2070 Hon CHU Hoi-dick 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB009 2078 Hon CHU Hoi-dick 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB010 0769 Hon HO Chun-yin, Steven 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB011 0778 Hon HO Chun-yin, Steven 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB012 3207 Hon HO Chun-yin, Steven 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB013 2001 Hon HUI Chi-fung 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB014 3007 Hon HUI Chi-fung 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB015 3009 Hon HUI Chi-fung 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB016 3010 Hon HUI Chi-fung 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB017 3172 Hon HUI Chi-fung 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks Reply Serial Question Session Name of Member Programme No. Serial No. No. ENB018 0331 Hon IP LAU Suk-yee, 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Regina Country Parks ENB019 1314 Hon KWONG Chun-yu 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB020 0874 Hon LAM Kin-fung, 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Jeffrey Country Parks ENB021 2411 Hon LEUNG Kenneth 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB022 0450 Hon LO Wai-kwok 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB023 0452 Hon LO Wai-kwok 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB024 2704 Hon MO Claudia 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB025 2706 Hon MO Claudia 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB026 2707 Hon MO Claudia 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB027 2709 Hon MO Claudia 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB028 3208 Hon MO Claudia 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB029 1963 Hon QUAT Elizabeth 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB030 1964 Hon QUAT Elizabeth 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB031 3157 Hon WU Chi-wai 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB032 3206 Hon WU Chi-wai 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB033 3246 Hon WU Chi-wai 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB034 3247 Hon WU Chi-wai 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB035 3248 Hon WU Chi-wai 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB036 3249 Hon WU Chi-wai 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB037 3535 Hon WU Chi-wai 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks Reply Serial Question Session Name of Member Programme No. Serial No. No. ENB038 3536 Hon WU Chi-wai 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB039 0860 Hon YUNG Hoi-yan 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB040 2768 Hon YUNG Hoi-yan 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB210 3705 Hon CHAN Chi-chuen 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB211 3706 Hon CHAN Chi-chuen 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB212 3761 Hon CHAN Chi-chuen 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB213 3765 Hon CHAN Chi-chuen 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB214 5668 Hon CHAN Tanya 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB215 5707 Hon CHAN Tanya 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB216 3905 Hon CHEUNG Chiu-hung, 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Fernando Country Parks ENB217 3907 Hon CHEUNG Chiu-hung, 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Fernando Country Parks ENB218 3979 Hon CHEUNG Chiu-hung, 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Fernando Country Parks ENB219 4680 Hon CHEUNG Chiu-hung, 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Fernando Country Parks ENB220 4359 Hon KWOK Ka-ki 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB221 4360 Hon KWOK Ka-ki 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB222 4361 Hon KWOK Ka-ki 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB223 4373 Hon KWOK Ka-ki 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks ENB224 6040 Hon TAM Man-ho, Jeremy 7 (2) Nature Conservation and Country Parks FHB(FE)027 1627 Hon CHAN Chi-chuen 13 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)028 1938 Hon CHAN Hak-kan 13 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services Reply Serial Question Session Name of Member Programme No. Serial No. No. FHB(FE)029 1939 Hon CHAN Hak-kan 13 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)030 1940 Hon CHAN Hak-kan 13 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)031 1941 Hon CHAN Hak-kan 13 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)032 1942 Hon CHAN Hak-kan 13 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)033 1943 Hon CHAN Hak-kan 13 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)034 1944 Hon CHAN Hak-kan 13 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)035 1945 Hon CHAN Hak-kan 13 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)036 1946 Hon CHAN Hak-kan 13 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)037 0716 Hon CHAN Tanya 13 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)038 0717 Hon CHAN Tanya 13 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)039 1492 Hon CHIANG Lai-wan 13 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)040 2077 Hon CHU Hoi-dick 13 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)041 2079 Hon CHU Hoi-dick 13 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)042 2080 Hon CHU Hoi-dick 13 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)043 2087 Hon CHU Hoi-dick 13 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)044 0761 Hon HO Chun-yin, Steven 13 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services FHB(FE)045 0762 Hon HO Chun-yin, Steven 13 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)046 0763 Hon HO Chun-yin, Steven 13 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)047 0764 Hon HO Chun-yin, Steven 13 (1) Agriculture, Fisheries and Fresh Food Wholesale Markets FHB(FE)048 0779 Hon HO Chun-yin, Steven 13 (3) Animal, Plant and Fisheries Regulation and Technical Services Reply Serial Question Session Name of Member Programme No.
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