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Administration's Replies to Members Initial Written Questions Index Page Replies to initial written questions raised by Finance Committee Members in examining the Estimates of Expenditure 2019-20 Director of Bureau : Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Session No. : 11 File Name : CEDB(CIT)-1-e1.docx Question Reply Serial Serial No. No. Name of Member Head Programme CEDB(CIT)001 1215 AU Nok-hin 152 (7) Subvention: Hong Kong Tourism Board CEDB(CIT)002 1220 AU Nok-hin 152 (2) Commerce and Industry (7) Subvention: Hong Kong Tourism Board CEDB(CIT)003 3125 CHAN Chi-chuen 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)004 3126 CHAN Chi-chuen 152 (7) Subvention: Hong Kong Tourism Board CEDB(CIT)005 3745 CHAN Chi-chuen 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)006 4728 CHAN Chi-chuen 152 (1) Director of Bureau's Office CEDB(CIT)007 4741 CHAN Chi-chuen 152 (6) Travel and Tourism CEDB(CIT)008 4743 CHAN Chi-chuen 152 (6) Travel and Tourism CEDB(CIT)009 4745 CHAN Chi-chuen 152 (6) Travel and Tourism CEDB(CIT)010 5208 CHAN Chi-chuen 152 (6) Travel and Tourism CEDB(CIT)011 5215 CHAN Chi-chuen 152 (6) Travel and Tourism CEDB(CIT)012 5218 CHAN Chi-chuen 152 (6) Travel and Tourism CEDB(CIT)013 0446 CHAN Chun-ying 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)014 2565 CHAN Chun-ying 152 (7) Subvention: Hong Kong Tourism Board CEDB(CIT)015 2567 CHAN Chun-ying 152 (6) Travel and Tourism CEDB(CIT)016 2568 CHAN Chun-ying 152 (6) Travel and Tourism CEDB(CIT)017 2948 CHAN Tanya 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)018 2949 CHAN Tanya 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)019 5067 CHAN Tanya 152 (5) Subvention: Consumer Council CEDB(CIT)020 5109 CHAN Tanya 152 (-) - CEDB(CIT)021 5787 CHAN Tanya 152 (-) - CEDB(CIT)022 5314 CHEUNG 152 (-) - Chiu-hung, Fernando CEDB(CIT)023 5315 CHEUNG 152 (-) - Chiu-hung, Fernando CEDB(CIT)024 5316 CHEUNG 152 (-) - Chiu-hung, Fernando Question Reply Serial Serial No. No. Name of Member Head Programme CEDB(CIT)025 6720 CHEUNG 152 (6) Travel and Tourism Chiu-hung, Fernando CEDB(CIT)026 2116 CHEUNG 152 (6) Travel and Tourism Kwok-kwan CEDB(CIT)027 0734 CHIANG Lai-wan 152 (1) Director of Bureau's Office CEDB(CIT)028 0748 CHOW Ho-ding, 152 (5) Subvention: Consumer Holden Council CEDB(CIT)029 0749 CHOW Ho-ding, 152 (6) Travel and Tourism Holden CEDB(CIT)030 0750 CHOW Ho-ding, 152 (6) Travel and Tourism Holden CEDB(CIT)031 0751 CHOW Ho-ding, 152 (6) Travel and Tourism Holden CEDB(CIT)032 0875 CHOW Ho-ding, 152 (5) Subvention: Consumer Holden Council CEDB(CIT)033 0880 CHOW Ho-ding, 152 (6) Travel and Tourism Holden CEDB(CIT)034 1129 CHOW Ho-ding, 152 (3) Subvention: Hong Kong Holden Trade Development Council CEDB(CIT)035 1708 CHOW Ho-ding, 152 (4) Posts, Competition Policy Holden and Consumer Protection CEDB(CIT)036 3060 CHU Hoi-dick 152 (6) Travel and Tourism CEDB(CIT)037 5000 CHU Hoi-dick, 152 (6) Travel and Tourism Eddie CEDB(CIT)038 5390 CHU Hoi-dick, 152 (6) Travel and Tourism Eddie CEDB(CIT)039 0008 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)040 0009 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)041 0010 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)042 0011 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)043 0012 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)044 0013 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)045 0014 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)046 0017 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)047 0020 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (3) Subvention: Hong Kong Trade Development Council CEDB(CIT)048 0021 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (3) Subvention: Hong Kong Trade Development Council CEDB(CIT)049 0022 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (3) Subvention: Hong Kong Trade Development Council CEDB(CIT)050 0023 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (3) Subvention: Hong Kong Trade Development Council CEDB(CIT)051 0024 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (2) Commerce and Industry Question Reply Serial Serial No. No. Name of Member Head Programme CEDB(CIT)052 0339 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (3) Subvention: Hong Kong Trade Development Council CEDB(CIT)053 0340 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)054 0346 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (7) Subvention: Hong Kong Tourism Board CEDB(CIT)055 0347 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)056 0356 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)057 0357 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)058 0571 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)059 1303 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)060 1304 CHUNG Kwok-pan 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)061 2820 FAN Kwok-wai, 152 (7) Subvention: Hong Kong Gary Tourism Board CEDB(CIT)062 4530 FAN Kwok-wai, 152 (7) Subvention: Hong Kong Gary Tourism Board CEDB(CIT)063 4555 FAN Kwok-wai, 152 (2) Commerce and Industry Gary CEDB(CIT)064 4556 FAN Kwok-wai, 152 (7) Subvention: Hong Kong Gary Tourism Board CEDB(CIT)065 0245 HO Kai-ming 152 (6) Travel and Tourism CEDB(CIT)066 0873 HO Kai-ming 152 (4) Posts, Competition Policy and Consumer Protection CEDB(CIT)067 2734 HUI Chi-fung 152 (6) Travel and Tourism CEDB(CIT)068 0909 IP LAU Suk-yee, 152 (2) Commerce and Industry Regina CEDB(CIT)069 0910 IP LAU Suk-yee, 152 (6) Travel and Tourism Regina CEDB(CIT)070 0911 IP LAU Suk-yee, 152 (6) Travel and Tourism Regina CEDB(CIT)071 0912 IP LAU Suk-yee, 152 (2) Commerce and Industry Regina CEDB(CIT)072 2592 KWOK Ka-ki 152 (5) Subvention: Consumer Council CEDB(CIT)073 2593 KWOK Ka-ki 152 (4) Posts, Competition Policy and Consumer Protection CEDB(CIT)074 4768 KWOK Ka-ki 152 (4) Posts, Competition Policy and Consumer Protection CEDB(CIT)075 7228 KWOK Ka-ki 152 (6) Travel and Tourism CEDB(CIT)076 2500 KWOK Wing-hang, 152 (1) Director of Bureau's Dennis Office CEDB(CIT)077 2501 KWOK Wing-hang, 152 (2) Commerce and Industry Dennis CEDB(CIT)078 2502 KWOK Wing-hang, 152 (2) Commerce and Industry Dennis CEDB(CIT)079 2503 KWOK Wing-hang, 152 (9) Subvention: Competition Dennis Commission Question Reply Serial Serial No. No. Name of Member Head Programme CEDB(CIT)080 3886 KWOK Wing-hang, 152 (6) Travel and Tourism Dennis CEDB(CIT)081 3887 KWOK Wing-hang, 152 (7) Subvention: Hong Kong Dennis Tourism Board CEDB(CIT)082 3888 KWOK Wing-hang, 152 (7) Subvention: Hong Kong Dennis Tourism Board CEDB(CIT)083 3889 KWOK Wing-hang, 152 (1) Director of Bureau's Dennis Office (2) Commerce and Industry (6) Travel and Tourism CEDB(CIT)084 3890 KWOK Wing-hang, 152 (-) - Dennis CEDB(CIT)085 7252 KWONG Chun-yu 152 (-) - CEDB(CIT)086 0266 LAM Kin-fung, 152 (2) Commerce and Industry Jeffrey CEDB(CIT)087 1406 LAM Kin-fung, 152 (2) Commerce and Industry Jeffrey CEDB(CIT)088 1420 LAM Kin-fung, 152 (2) Commerce and Industry Jeffrey CEDB(CIT)089 1423 LAM Kin-fung, 152 (6) Travel and Tourism Jeffrey CEDB(CIT)090 1427 LAM Kin-fung, 152 (4) Posts, Competition Policy Jeffrey and Consumer Protection CEDB(CIT)091 0764 LAU Ip-keung, 152 (6) Travel and Tourism Kenneth CEDB(CIT)092 1312 LEE Wai-king, 152 (6) Travel and Tourism Starry CEDB(CIT)093 1313 LEE Wai-king, 152 (6) Travel and Tourism Starry CEDB(CIT)094 1859 LEUNG Kenneth 152 (9) Subvention: Competition Commission CEDB(CIT)095 1860 LEUNG Kenneth 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)096 1861 LEUNG Kenneth 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)097 1862 LEUNG Kenneth 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)098 1863 LEUNG Kenneth 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)099 1864 LEUNG Kenneth 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)100 3479 LEUNG Mei-fun, 152 (6) Travel and Tourism Priscilla CEDB(CIT)101 1968 LIAO 152 (2) Commerce and Industry Cheung-kong, Martin CEDB(CIT)102 1970 LIAO 152 (2) Commerce and Industry Cheung-kong, Martin Question Reply Serial Serial No. No. Name of Member Head Programme CEDB(CIT)103 1971 LIAO 152 (2) Commerce and Industry Cheung-kong, Martin CEDB(CIT)104 1972 LIAO 152 (2) Commerce and Industry Cheung-kong, Martin CEDB(CIT)105 1973 LIAO 152 (2) Commerce and Industry Cheung-kong, Martin CEDB(CIT)106 1974 LIAO 152 (3) Subvention: Hong Kong Cheung-kong, Trade Development Council Martin CEDB(CIT)107 1975 LIAO 152 (3) Subvention: Hong Kong Cheung-kong, Trade Development Council Martin CEDB(CIT)108 1976 LIAO 152 (4) Posts, Competition Policy Cheung-kong, and Consumer Protection Martin CEDB(CIT)109 1977 LIAO 152 (5) Subvention: Consumer Cheung-kong, Council Martin CEDB(CIT)110 1978 LIAO 152 (6) Travel and Tourism Cheung-kong, Martin CEDB(CIT)111 1979 LIAO 152 (7) Subvention: Hong Kong Cheung-kong, Tourism Board Martin CEDB(CIT)112 1980 LIAO 152 (7) Subvention: Hong Kong Cheung-kong, Tourism Board Martin CEDB(CIT)113 0674 LO Wai-kwok 152 (2) Commerce and Industry CEDB(CIT)114 0250 LUK Chung-hung 152 (6) Travel and Tourism CEDB(CIT)115 0251 LUK Chung-hung 152 (9) Subvention: Competition Commission CEDB(CIT)116 0252 LUK Chung-hung 152 (6) Travel and Tourism CEDB(CIT)117 0940 LUK Chung-hung 152 (6) Travel and Tourism CEDB(CIT)118 3261 MA Fung-kwok 152 (1) Director of Bureau's Office CEDB(CIT)119 3667 MA Fung-kwok 152 (6) Travel and Tourism CEDB(CIT)120 3687 MA Fung-kwok 152 (6) Travel and Tourism CEDB(CIT)121 2347 MO Claudia 152 (4) Posts, Competition Policy and Consumer Protection CEDB(CIT)122 2349 MO Claudia 152 (6) Travel and Tourism CEDB(CIT)123 2350 MO Claudia 152 (6) Travel and Tourism Question Reply Serial Serial No.
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