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Economic Relaunch Working Group Dates of Meetings and Chairperson and Participants of the Meetings Annex III Economic Relaunch Working Group Dates of Meetings and Chairperson and Participants of the meetings Date of Meeting Chairman 1st Meeting 3 May 2003 Mr Antony Leung, Former Financial Secretary 2nd Meeting 9 May 2003 Mr Antony Leung, Former Financial Secretary 3rd Meeting 19 May 2003 Mr Antony Leung, Former Financial Secretary 4th Meeting 26 May 2003 Mr Antony Leung, Former Financial Secretary 5th Meeting 2 June 2003 Mr Antony Leung, Former Financial Secretary 6th Meeting 7 June 2003 Mr Antony Leung, Former Financial Secretary 7th Meeting 23 June 2003 Mr Antony Leung, Former Financial Secretary 8th Meeting 2 July 2003 Mr Antony Leung, Former Financial Secretary 9th Meeting 12 July 2003 Mr Antony Leung, Former Financial Secretary 10 Meeting 2 August 2003 Mr Stephen Ip, Acting Financial Secretary 11th Meeting 20 August 2003 Mr Henry Tang, Financial Secretary 12th Meeting 20 October 2003 Mr Henry Tang, Financial Secretary 13th Meeting 31 October 2003 Mr Henry Tang, Financial Secretary *Please refer to Appendix to Annex III for Attendance Lists Appendix to Annex III Economic Relaunch Working Group The First Meeting held on 3 May 2003 (Saturday) Attendance List Present Mr Antony Leung, FS (Chairman) Mr Henry Tang, SCIT Mr Stephen Ip, SEDL Mr Frederick Ma, SFST Mr Patrick Ho, SHA Miss Yvonne Choi, DIS Mr M J T Rowse, DGIP (Secretary) In attendance Ms Sandra Lee, PS(ED) Ms Eva Cheng, CT Mrs Ella Tam, DD2/ISD Mr Howard Lee, AA/FS Mr Raymond Tam, PS/FS Ms Ophelia Tsang, ADG(3), InvestHK Apology Mr Richard Yuen, DD/CEO Economic Relaunch Working Group The Second Meeting held on 9 May 2003 (Friday) Attendance List Present Mr Antony Leung, FS (Chairman) Mr Henry Tang, SCIT Mr Stephen Ip, SEDL Mr Patrick Ho, SHA Mr W K Lam, D/CEO Miss Yvonne Choi, DIS Mr M J T Rowse, DGIP (Secretary) In attendance Mr Alan Lai, PS(Tsy) Mr Raymond Young, PS(CI) (Ag) Ms Eva Cheng, CT Mr Howard Lee, AA/FS Mr Raymond Tam, PS/FS Ms Ophelia Tsang, ADG(3), InvestHK Mr Ian McCabe, Burson-Marsteller Mr Richard Mintz, Burson-Marsteller Apology Mr Frederick Ma, SFST Economic Relaunch Working Group The Third Meeting held on 19 May 2003 (Monday) Attendance List Present Mr Antony Leung, FS (Chairman) Mr Henry Tang, SCIT Mr Stephen Ip, SEDL Mr Frederick Ma, SFST Mr Patrick Ho, SHA Mr W K Lam, D/CEO Miss Yvonne Choi, DIS Mr M J T Rowse, DGIP (Secretary) In attendance Miss Denise Yue, PS(CI) Ms Eva Cheng, CT Mr Howard Lee, AA/FS Mr Raymond Tam, PrS/FS Mrs Avia Lai, AA/SFST Mr Ian McCabe, Burson-Marsteller Ms Ophelia Tsang, ADG(3), InvestHK Mr David Chiu, CEO(SD), InvestHK Economic Relaunch Working Group The Fourth Meeting held on 26 May 2003 (Monday) Attendance List Present Mr Antony Leung, FS (Chairman) Mr Henry Tang, SCIT Mr Stephen Ip, SEDL Mr Frederick Ma, SFST Mr Patrick Ho, SHA Mr W K Lam, D/CEO Miss Yvonne Choi, DIS Mr M J T Rowse, DGIP (Secretary) In attendance Miss Denise Yue, PS(CI) Ms Eva Cheng, CT Mr Howard Lee, AA/FS Mr Raymond Tam, PrS/FS Mr Ian McCabe, Burson-Marsteller Mr Richard Mintz, Burson-Marsteller Ms Ophelia Tsang, ADG(3), InvestHK Mr David Chiu, CEO(SD), InvestHK Economic Relaunch Working Group The Fifth Meeting held on 2 June 2003 (Monday) Attendance List Present Mr Antony Leung, FS (Chairman) Mr Stephen Ip, SEDL Mr Frederick Ma, SFST Mr Patrick Ho, SHA Mr W K Lam, D/CEO Miss Yvonne Choi, DIS Mr M J T Rowse, DGIP (Secretary) In attendance Miss Denise Yue, PS(CI) Ms Eva Cheng, CT Mr Tam Wing Pong, DD/BO Mrs Ella Tam, DDIS2 Mr Howard Lee, AA/FS Mr Jacky Lum, AA/FS (Des) Mr Raymond Tam, PrS/FS Mrs Avia Lai, AA/SFST Ms Ophelia Tsang, ADG(3), InvestHK Mr David Chiu, CEO(SD), InvestHK Miss Rosa Ho, PA/DGIP Apology Mr Henry Tang, SCIT Economic Relaunch Working Group The Sixth Meeting held on 7 June 2003 (Saturday) Attendance List Present Mr Antony Leung, FS (Chairman) Mr Stephen Ip, SEDL Mr Frederick Ma, SFST Mr W K Lam, D/CEO Miss Yvonne Choi, DIS Mr M J T Rowse, DGIP (Secretary) In attendance Miss Denise Yue, PS(CI) Ms Eva Cheng, CT Ms Anissa Wong, DLCS Mr Howard Lee, AA/FS Mr Raymond Tam, PrS/FS Mrs Avia Lai, AA/SFST Ms Ophelia Tsang, ADG(3), InvestHK Mr David Chiu, CEO(SD), InvestHK Mr Ian McCabe, Burson-Marsteller Mr Chris Sun, AD2/HAD Miss Rosa Ho, PA/DGIP Apology Mr Henry Tang, SCIT Mr Patrick Ho, SHA Economic Relaunch Working Group The Seventh Meeting held on 23 June 2003 (Monday) Attendance List Present Mr Antony Leung, FS (Chairman) Mr Stephen Ip, SEDL Mr Frederick Ma, SFST Mr Patrick Ho, SHA Mr M J T Rowse, DGIP (Secretary) In attendance Miss Denise Yue, PS(CI) Ms Eva Cheng, CT Ms Anissa Wong, DLCS Mrs Ella Tam, DDIS Mr Raymond Tam, AA/FS Mrs Mary Leung, PrS/FS Mrs Avia Lai, AA/SFST Ms Ophelia Tsang, ADG(3), InvestHK Mr David Chiu, CEO(SD), InvestHK Mr Richard Mintz, Burson-Marsteller Mr Ngai Wing Chit, PAS(C)/HAB Mr Fong Ngai, AS(C)/HAB Mr Chris Sun, AD2/HAD Mr Johnny Woo, AD(LS)/LCSD Ms Clara Chong, ED/HKTB Mrs Grace Lee, HKTB Miss Rosa Ho, PA/DGIP Miss Hannafew Chan, AA/ADG3/InvestHK Apologies Mr Henry Tang, SCIT Mr W K Lam, D/CEO Miss Yvonne Choi, DIS Economic Relaunch Working Group The Eighth Meeting held on 2 July 2003 (Wednesday) Attendance List Present Mr Antony Leung, FS (Chairman) Mr Henry Tang, SCIT Mr Stephen Ip, SEDL Miss Yvonne Choi, DIS In attendance Miss Denise Yue, PS(CI) Mr Alan Lai, PS(Tsy) Mrs Pamela Tan, DHA Ms Eva Cheng, CT Mrs Ella Tam, DDIS Mr Raymond Tam, AA/FS Mrs Mary Leung, PrS/FS Mr Ian McCabe, Burson-Marsteller Ms Ophelia Tsang, ADG(3), InvestHK (Note-taker) Mr David Chiu, CEO(SD), InvestHK Miss Hannafew Chan, AA/ADG3/InvestHK Mr Chris Sun, AD2/HAD Mr James Thompson, American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong Mr Jon Niermann, Walt Disney Co Ltd Mr Mike Denzel, NBA Asia, Ltd Mr John Berrick, Walt Disney Co Ltd Apologies Dr Patrick Ho, SHA Mr Frederick Ma, SFST Mr W K Lam, D/CEO Mr M J T Rowse, DGIP (Secretary) Economic Relaunch Working Group The Ninth Meeting held on 12 July 2003 (Saturday) Attendance List Present Mr Antony Leung, FS (Chairman) Mr Henry Tang, SCIT Mr Stephen Ip, SEDL Mr Frederick Ma, SFST Miss Yvonne Choi, DIS In attendance Mr Raymond Young, PS(CI) (Ag) Ms Eva Cheng, CT Ms Anissa Wong, DLCS Mrs Ella Tam, DDIS Mr Raymond Tam, AA/FS Mrs Mary Leung, PrS/FS Mr Ian McCabe, Burson-Marsteller Ms Ophelia Tsang, ADG(3), InvestHK (Note-taker) Mr David Chiu, CEO(SD), InvestHK Miss Hannafew Chan, AA/ADG3/InvestHK Mr Tam Wing Pong, DDBO Mr Ngai Wing Chit, PAS(C)1/HAB Mr Joe Cheng, CLM/LCSD Apologies Dr Patrick Ho, SHA Mr W K Lam, D/CEO Mr M J T Rowse, DGIP (Secretary) Economic Relaunch Working Group The Tenth Meeting held on 2 August 2003 (Saturday) Attendance List Present Mr Stephen Ip, FS (Ag)/SEDL (Chairman) Mr Henry Tang, SCIT Mr Frederick Ma, SFST Miss Yvonne Choi, DIS In attendance Miss Denise Yue, PS(CI) Mr Duncan Pescod, CT (Ag) Ms Janet Wong, DHA (Ag) Mr Alan Siu, DD(LS) Mrs Ella Tam, DDIS Mr Jacky Lum, AA/FS Mr Laurie Lo, PrS/FS Ms Ophelia Tsang, ADG(3), InvestHK (Note-taker) Mr David Chiu, CEO(SD), InvestHK Miss Hannafew Chan, AA/ADG3/InvestHK Mr Ian McCabe, Burson-Marsteller Mr K F Yeung, DD/Lands Ms Winnie Shiu, Land Surveyor/Lands Mr Gorden Andreassend, 7th SEASC 2003 Organising Committee Mr Hak Chan, 7th SEASC 2003 Organising Committee Apologies Dr Patrick Ho, SHA Mr W K Lam, D/CEO Mr M J T Rowse, DGIP (Secretary) Economic Relaunch Working Group The Eleventh Meeting held on 20 August 2003 (Wednesday) Attendance List Present Mr Henry Tang, FS (Chairman) Mr John Tsang, SCIT Mr Stephen Ip, SEDL Dr Patrick Ho, SHA Mr M J T Rowse, DGIP (Secretary) In attendance Miss Denise Yue, PS(CI) Mr Alan Lai, PS(Tsy) Ms Eva Cheng, CT Ms Janet Wong, DHA (Ag) Mr Alan Siu, DLCS (Ag) Mrs Ella Tam, DDIS Miss Shirley Yuen, AA/FS Mr Laurie Lo, PrS/FS Ms Ophelia Tsang, ADG(3), InvestHK (Note-taker) Miss M Y Chan, ISO(SD), InvestHK Mr Ian McCabe, Burson-Marsteller Miss Rosa Ho, PA to DGIP Apologies Mr Frederick Ma, SFST Mr W K Lam, D/CEO Miss Yvonne Choi, DIS Economic Relaunch Working Group The Twelfth Meeting held on 20 October 2003 (Monday) Attendance List Present Mr Henry Tang, FS (Chairman) Mr Frederick Ma, SFST Mr M J T Rowse, DGIP (Secretary) In attendance Miss Denise Yue, PS(CI) Mr Leo Kwan, DSHA Mr Duncan Pescod, CT (Ag) Mrs Ella Tam, DDIS Ms Janet Wong, DDHA(1) Mr Alan Siu, DDLCS (LS) Ms S K Choi, DDLS(C) Mr David Chiu, CEO(SD), InvestHK Mr W C Ngai, PAS(C)1, HAB Mr Fong Ngai, AS(C)1, HAB Mr Patrick Li, AD2, HAD Ms Michelle Li, DO(SSP), HAD Mr Jeffrey To, Ch Ops Officer (AS), CAD Mr Martin Craigs, Aerospace Forum Asia Ms Elizabeth Bosher, Aerospace Forum Asia Apologies Mr John Tsang, SCIT Mr Stephen Ip, SEDL Dr Patrick Ho, SHA Mr W K Lam, D/CEO Miss Yvonne Choi, DIS Economic Relaunch Working Group The Thirteen Meeting held on 31 October 2003 (Friday) Attendance List Present Mr Henry Tang, FS (Chairman) Mr John Tsang, SCIT Mr Stephen Ip, SEDL Mr Frederick Ma, SFST Dr Patrick Ho, SHA Miss Yvonne Choi, DIS Mr M J T Rowse, DGIP (Secretary) In attendance Mr Jim Thompson, AmCham Miss Denise Yue, PS(CI) Miss Clara Tang, PAS(CI)1 Miss Amy Chan, AS(CI)1A Mr Alan Siu, DDLCS (LS) Mrs Ella Tam, DDIS Miss Shirley Yuen, AA/FS Mr Laurie Lo, PrS/FS Mr Te Chi Wang, AS/FSO Mr Daniel Cheng, AA/SCIT Ms Alice Cheung, AA/SEDL Mrs Avia Lai, AA/SFST Mr David Chiu, CEO(SD), InvestHK Apologies Mr W K Lam, D/CEO.
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