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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 2015-16 Index Page Replies to initial written questions and supplementary questions raised by Finance Committee Members in examining the Estimates of Expenditure 2015-16 Reply serial no. Question Name of Head Programme Subject matter serial Member no. THB (T) 157 2002 Hon CHAN 186 3 - District Allocation of resources for the planning Han-pan Traffic and and implementing public transport Transport services and related facilities to tie in Services with the housing and commercial developments THB (T) 158 2003 Hon CHAN 186 3 - District Resources for planning and introducing Han-pan Traffic and new green minibus services Transport Services THB (T) 159 2013 Hon CHAN 186 1 - Planning Number of incidents of railway service Han-pan and delays, TD's measures to follow up the Development incidents and monitor MTR service quality THB (T) 160 2027 Hon CHAN 186 4 - Establishments and expenditure for Han-pan Management management of Tsing Ma Control Area of Transport and Tsing Sha Control Area and Services maintenance expenses for various bridges and tunnels THB (T) 161 3163 Hon CHAN 186 3 - District Conduct in-depth surveys on the demand Han-pan Traffic and and number of parking spaces in various Transport districts and manpower and Services expenditure involved THB (T) 162 1606 Hon CHAN 186 1 - Planning Fare adjustment application from various Kam-lam and public transport modes Development THB (T) 163 1608 Hon CHAN 186 4 - Management of government multi-storey Kam-lam Management car parks of Transport Services THB (T) 164 1611 Hon CHAN 186 4 - Management fees payable to contractors Kam-lam Management for management, operation and of Transport maintenance (MOM) services of various Services tunnels and bridges operated by the Government and respective operating financial performance THB (T) 165 1618 Hon CHAN 186 1 - Planning Bus-Bus Interchange at Tuen Mun Road Kam-lam and and Tsing Sha Highway Development THB (T) 166 1619 Hon CHAN 186 4 - Numbers of parking spaces for private Kam-lam Management cars and commercial vehicles in each of of Transport 18 districts Services THB (T) 167 1620 Hon CHAN 186 2 - Licensing Numbers of public buses providing Kam-lam of Vehicles student transport service and Drivers THB (T) 168 1622 Hon CHAN 186 3 - District Fare concessions provided by public Kam-lam Traffic and transport operators Transport Services THB (T) 169 1625 Hon CHAN 186 1 - Planning Numbers of introduced / cancelled / Kam-lam and reduced bus routes and affected overall Development patronage of each district under bus route rationalisation proposals THB (T) 170 1626 Hon CHAN 186 2 - Licensing Details and service provided by Kam-lam of Vehicles designated examination centre and Drivers THB (T) 171 1627 Hon CHAN 186 2 - Licensing Details and numbers of authorised Kam-lam of Vehicles vehicle examination centres providing and Drivers vehicle examination services for cross-boundary vehicles THB (T) 172 1629 Hon CHAN 186 3 - District Average car journey speeds at the Kam-lam Traffic and morning and evening peak hours for Transport various roads and tunnels and mitigation Services measures for improving the vehicle speed THB (T) 173 0818 Hon HO 186 1 - Planning Use of "Area Approach" and formulation Chun-yan, and of bus route rationalisation proposals Albert Development THB (T) 174 0819 Hon HO 186 1 - Planning Planning and development of franchised Chun-yan, and bus services Albert Development THB (T) 175 0820 Hon HO 186 1 - Planning Consultation on the public transport Chun-yan, and service re-organisation proposals of the Albert Development West Island Line (East) THB (T) 176 0821 Hon HO 186 3 - District Deployment of intelligent transport Chun-yan, Traffic and systems, the car journey time indication Albert Transport system and the speed map panels to Services enhance the effectiveness of traffic management and dissemination of real-time information THB (T) 177 2287 Hon KWOK 186 1 - Planning Examination of the feasibility of Dennis and adopting dynamometer-based emission Development testing in the annual vehicle examination for licence renewal for taxis and public light buses THB (T) 178 0301 Hon KWOK 186 2 - Licensing Application / Renewal of taxi driver Wai-keung of Vehicles identification plate and Drivers THB (T) 179 0312 Hon KWOK 186 1 - Planning Consultation on the public transport Wai-keung and service re-organisation proposals of the Development South Island Line (East) THB (T) 180 1551 Hon LAM 186 2 - Licensing Details of the establishment for Kin-fung, of Vehicles processing registration of vehicles Jeffrey and Drivers THB (T) 181 1552 Hon LAM 186 2 - Licensing Details of conducting road test upon Kin-fung, of Vehicles application for motorcycle, private car, Jeffrey and Drivers light goods vehicle, light bus, bus, medium and heavy goods vehicle and articulated vehicle THB (T) 182 1155 Hon 186 4 - Operation of Emergency Transport LEUNG Management Co-ordination Centre Mei-fun, of Transport Priscilla Services THB (T) 183 1181 Hon 186 1 - Planning Resource spent on the study on the relief LEUNG and of cross-harbour traffic and introduction Mei-fun, Development of water taxi service in the Victoria Priscilla Harbour THB (T) 184 0525 Hon 186 4 - Average actual hourly traffic flow on LEUNG Management weekdays by different bounds and Yiu-chung of Transport vehicle classes Services THB (T) 185 0528 Hon 186 1 - Planning Details of bus only lanes LEUNG and Yiu-chung Development THB (T) 186 3086 Hon 186 4 - Usage of 3 road harbour crossings by LEUNG Management vehicle types Yiu-chung of Transport Services THB (T) 187 3087 Hon 186 3 - District Patronage of respective railway lines LEUNG Traffic and Yiu-chung Transport Services THB (T) 188 1085 Hon LO 186 3 - District Traffic and transport issues arising from Wai-kwok Traffic and the extensive road closures due to the Transport Occupy Movement Services THB (T) 189 0916 Hon MAK 186 1 - Planning Loading for light rail Mei-kuen, and Alice Development THB (T) 190 2427 Hon MO 186 3 - District Pedestrian flow statistics of Sai Yeung Claudia Traffic and Choi Street South for different time zone Transport Services THB (T) 191 2432 Hon MO 186 1 - Planning Monitor franchised bus companies' Claudia and performance in accordance to Road Development Traffic Ordinance CAP.374 THB (T) 192 0931 Hon TANG 186 1 - Planning Provisions and operating expenses of six Ka-piu and major outlying island ferry routes Development THB (T) 193 0932 Hon TANG 186 2 - Licensing Handle the registration of vehicles, issue Ka-piu of Vehicles and renewal of vehicle and service and Drivers demand and issue of licences for Lantau taxis THB (T) 194 0951 Hon TANG 186 3 - District Casualties of MTR passengers, Ka-piu Traffic and passenger-on-track, animals or other Transport foreign objects on track cases Services THB (T) 195 2570 Hon TONG 186 3 - District Monthly average speeds in the 18 Ka-wah, Traffic and Districts Ronny Transport Services THB (T) 196 2572 Hon TONG 186 4 - Special deployment of staff and Ka-wah, Management resources made to handle occupy Ronny of Transport movement Services THB (T) 197 1135 Hon TSE 186 3 - District Arrangements for the dissemination of Wai-chuen, Traffic and free traffic and transport digital Tony Transport information online, including the details, Services specific information on the free dissemination arrangements, the expenditure, manpower, implementation plan and objective involved. THB (T) 198 0254 Hon WONG 186 1 - Planning Monitor of MTR Corporation Limited' s Kwok-hing and service readiness and commissioning of Development the West Island Line (WIL) and implementation of the public transport service re-organisation plan after consultation to tie with the opening of WIL THB (T) 199 0391 Hon WONG 186 3 - District Impact on road traffic during the Occupy Kwok-hing Traffic and Movement Transport Services THB (T) 200 0611 Hon WONG 186 1 - Planning Demand and supply of public buses Kwok-hing and providing student transport service Development THB (T) 201 1275 Hon WONG 186 2 - Licensing Designated vehicle examination centres Ting-kwong of Vehicles and Drivers THB (T) 202 2630 Hon WU 186 3 - District applications for renovation or provision Chi-wai Traffic and of bus stop facilities (including Transport renovation of bus shelters, provision of Services advertisement panels, seats, vending machines and Wi-Fi facilities, etc.) were received from franchised bus companies THB (T) 203 2649 Hon WU 186 1 - Planning Measures in 2015-16 for ensuring the Chi-wai and priority of public transport modes in the Development use of roads and controlling the growth rate of private cars and expenditure involved THB (T) 204 2650 Hon WU 186 1 - Planning Encourage public to use bicycles for Chi-wai and short-distance travel, including provision Development of infrastructures such as cycling tracks and bicycle parking spaces, bicycle carriage arrangements on public transport, public education and publicity THB (T) 205 1296 Hon YICK 186 2 - Licensing Numbers of private cars and light goods Chi-ming, of Vehicles vehicles inspected at the 22 designated Frankie and Drivers car testing centres and the average waiting times for vehicle examinations THB (T) 206 1297 Hon YICK 186 2 - Licensing Performance measurement for Chi-ming, of Vehicles compliance rate of conducting road test Frankie and Drivers for motorcycle, private car and light goods vehicle driving licence THB (T) 207 1298 Hon YICK 186 2 - Licensing Legislative amendments on motor Chi-ming, of Vehicles vehicle construction regulations Frankie and Drivers THB (T) 208 1299 Hon
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