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2019 DISTRICT COUNCIL ORDINARY ELECTION LIST OF NAMES AND EMBLEMS OF PRESCRIBED BODIES AND PERSONS REQUESTED BY VALIDLY NOMINATED CANDIDATES FOR PRINTING ON BALLOT PAPERS YUEN LONG DISTRICT (NOMINATION PERIOD: 4-17 OCTOBER 2019) Code of Name of Candidate INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE / Name of Candidate Alias of Candidate Prescribed Body 1 Prescribed Body 2 Prescribed Body 3 Constituency Area Constituency Area Number NON-AFFILIATED CHAN KING LUN M01 Fung Nin 1 K-SIR POWER FOR DEMOCRACY KISSLAN M01 Fung Nin 2 LUI KIN DAB M02 Yuen Long Centre 1 SIU LONG MING DAB M02 Yuen Long Centre 2 SHEK KING CHING DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE POWER FOR DEMOCRACY M03 Fung Cheung 1 CHONG CHIN MING DAB M03 Fung Cheung 2 MAK IP SING DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE POWER FOR DEMOCRACY M04 Yuen Lung 1 CHEUNG SAU YIN POWER FOR DEMOCRACY M04 Yuen Lung 2 CHOW LOK NING ERIC INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M04 Yuen Lung 3 WONG WAI SHUN BPA M05 Shap Pat Heung Central 1 FONG HO HIN WILLIS M05 Shap Pat Heung Central 2 CHOW YIP MING INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M05 Shap Pat Heung Central 3 LEUNG MING KIN M06 Shui Pin 1 POON SIN MAN IVALINE M06 Shui Pin 2 YUEN MAN YEE INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M06 Shui Pin 3 LAI KWOK WING POWER FOR DEMOCRACY M07 Nam Ping 1 LAM WAI MING DAB WONG WAI YIN M07 Nam Ping 2 THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY POWER FOR DEMOCRACY ZACHARY M07 Nam Ping 3 CHAN WAI YI INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE Code of Name of Candidate INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE / Name of Candidate Alias of Candidate Prescribed Body 1 Prescribed Body 2 Prescribed Body 3 Constituency Area Constituency Area Number NON-AFFILIATED M08 Pek Long 1 TAM WAI LAM AUGUST DAB M08 Pek Long 2 KWONG CHUN YU THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY M09 Yuen Long Tung Tau 1 LAM TING WAI THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY POWER FOR DEMOCRACY M09 Yuen Long Tung Tau 2 LI KAI LAP RIBEN DAB M10 Shap Pat Heung North 1 LAU CHUN YU ADRIAN M10 Shap Pat Heung North 2 SHUM HO KIT INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M11 Shap Pat Heung East 1 LAM TIM FOOK M11 Shap Pat Heung East 2 LEE CHUN WAI POWER FOR DEMOCRACY M11 Shap Pat Heung East 3 WONG PAK YAN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M12 Shap Pat Heung West 1 SZE-TO POK MAN POWER FOR DEMOCRACY M12 Shap Pat Heung West 2 CHAN YAU HUNG INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M12 Shap Pat Heung West 3 LEUNG FUK YUEN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M13 Ping Shan South 1 WONG CHUNG MING INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M13 Ping Shan South 2 LEUNG TAK MING POWER FOR DEMOCRACY M13 Ping Shan South 3 TANG LUNG WAI NON-AFFILIATED CANDIDATE M13 Ping Shan South 4 CHEUNG WAI SUM M14 Hung Fuk 1 CHAN SHU FAI EDDIE POWER FOR DEMOCRACY M14 Hung Fuk 2 POON SIN YAN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M14 Hung Fuk 3 CHUI KWAN SIU DAB NTAS M15 Ha Tsuen 1 TUNG CHING KON POWER FOR DEMOCRACY M15 Ha Tsuen 2 TANG KA LEUNG INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE Code of Name of Candidate INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE / Name of Candidate Alias of Candidate Prescribed Body 1 Prescribed Body 2 Prescribed Body 3 Constituency Area Constituency Area Number NON-AFFILIATED M16 Ping Shan Central 1 TANG TAT SIN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE CHEUNG CHI YEUNG M16 Ping Shan Central 2 POWER FOR DEMOCRACY FELIX M17 Shing Yan 1 CHONG HO FUNG ROUNDTABLE M17 Shing Yan 2 LAM WAI MING NTAS M17 Shing Yan 3 NG KA CHUN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M17 Shing Yan 4 WONG KWOK HUNG INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M17 Shing Yan 5 AU KWOK KUEN POWER FOR DEMOCRACY M18 Tin Shing 1 CHAN SZE CHING ROUNDTABLE M18 Tin Shing 2 HAU MAN KIN POWER FOR DEMOCRACY M19 Tin Yiu 1 LEUNG CHIN HANG NON-AFFILIATED CANDIDATE NEIGHBOURHOOD & WORKER’S M19 Tin Yiu 2 HO WAI PAN POWER FOR DEMOCRACY SERVICE CENTRE M19 Tin Yiu 3 SZE TO CHUN HIN DAB NTAS M19 Tin Yiu 4 CHAN FOR YI INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M20 Yiu Yau 1 MA SHUK YIN DAB NTAS M20 Yiu Yau 2 NG HIN WANG THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY POWER FOR DEMOCRACY M21 Tsz Yau 1 CHAN MEI LIN NON-AFFILIATED CANDIDATE M21 Tsz Yau 2 SO YUEN DAB NTAS CHAM KA HUNG M22 Kingswood South 1 INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE DANIEL M22 Kingswood South 2 NG YUK YING KATY THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY POWER FOR DEMOCRACY M23 Shui Oi 1 TONG TAK CHUN DAB M23 Shui Oi 2 LAI PO WA SANDY LAI THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY Code of Name of Candidate INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE / Name of Candidate Alias of Candidate Prescribed Body 1 Prescribed Body 2 Prescribed Body 3 Constituency Area Constituency Area Number NON-AFFILIATED M23 Shui Oi 3 WONG CHI FAI NON-AFFILIATED CANDIDATE M24 Shui Wah 1 LAM CHUN POWER FOR DEMOCRACY M24 Shui Wah 2 WONG CHI NGAI NON-AFFILIATED CANDIDATE M24 Shui Wah 3 CHOW WING KAN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M25 Chung Wah 1 WONG WAI LING DAB NTAS M25 Chung Wah 2 CHAN SZE NGA M26 Chung Pak 1 CHEUNG KWOK TUNG INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M26 Chung Pak 2 LEE WAI FUNG POWER FOR DEMOCRACY M26 Chung Pak 3 KWOK CHING YIN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M27 Kingswood North 1 NG KIN WAI MR. K POWER FOR DEMOCRACY M27 Kingswood North 2 TO HO SHUN JW INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M27 Kingswood North 3 LEE YUET MAN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M28 Yuet Yan 1 HONG CHIN WAH POWER FOR DEMOCRACY LAI YUET KWAN M28 Yuet Yan 2 FENNIE M29 Ching King 1 KWOK MAN HO THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY POWER FOR DEMOCRACY M29 Ching King 2 TANG CHEUK HIM FTU M30 Fu Yan 1 LAU KWAI YUNG FTU M30 Fu Yan 2 KWAN CHUN SANG POWER FOR DEMOCRACY M31 Yat Chak 1 WONG WING SZE CIVIC PASSION M31 Yat Chak 2 FAN REGINE HUI YU INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M31 Yat Chak 3 KWOK HING PING HEALTH CARE CLUB INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE Code of Name of Candidate INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE / Name of Candidate Alias of Candidate Prescribed Body 1 Prescribed Body 2 Prescribed Body 3 Constituency Area Constituency Area Number NON-AFFILIATED M32 Tin Heng 1 WONG PAK YU M32 Tin Heng 2 CHAN KA CHUN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE CHAN CHI SHING M32 Tin Heng 3 INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE STANLEY M32 Tin Heng 4 LUK CHUNG HUNG FTU M33 Wang Yat 1 MO KAI HONG M33 Wang Yat 2 CHO KIN FOR INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE THE HONG KONG FEDERATION M33 Wang Yat 3 YIU KWOK WAI OF TRADE UNIONS M33 Wang Yat 4 KWAN KA LAI INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M34 Ping Shan North 1 LAW TING FAI INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M34 Ping Shan North 2 YOUNG KA ON INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M35 Fairview Park 1 CHAN SANG FAT NON-AFFILIATED CANDIDATE M35 Fairview Park 2 CHEUNG KUNG FAT BPA M35 Fairview Park 3 TO KA LUN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M35 Fairview Park 4 WONG WING HO ALLAN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M36 San Tin 1 MAN KWAI KI INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M36 San Tin 2 CHAU CHUN KUN NON-AFFILIATED CANDIDATE M36 San Tin 3 TSUI KAI LUNG INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M36 San Tin 4 MAN FU WAN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M37 Kam Tin 1 TANG CHEUK YIN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M37 Kam Tin 2 LI CHUNG CHI CHRIS INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M38 Pat Heung North 1 TANG CHI KWONG INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE Code of Name of Candidate INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE / Name of Candidate Alias of Candidate Prescribed Body 1 Prescribed Body 2 Prescribed Body 3 Constituency Area Constituency Area Number NON-AFFILIATED M38 Pat Heung North 2 LEE KAN MING INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE TANG YUNG YIU M38 Pat Heung North 3 INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE RONNIE M39 Pat Heung South 1 LAI WING TIM INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE M39 Pat Heung South 2 CHUI CHEUK YIN JO M39 Pat Heung South 3 CHU HOI DICK EDDIE Notes (1) Under the Particulars Relating to Candidates on Ballot Papers (Legislative Council and District Councils) Regulation (Cap. 541M), candidates in Legislative Council and District Council elections and by-elections may apply to have certain particulars printed on the ballot papers, including the registered names, registered abbreviations of names and registered emblems of prescribed bodies; and the registered emblems of prescribed persons. Consents have been given by the prescribed bodies and persons concerned for printing the above registered names and emblems on the ballot papers. (2) All the above registration of the names and emblems of prescribed bodies and persons have been approved by the Electoral Affairs Commission. (3) Please also refer to the Register maintained under section 20 of the Particulars Relating to Candidates on Ballot Papers (Legislative Council and District Councils) Regulation (Cap. 541M) (https://www.eac.hk/pdf/legco/2019/Emblem_Contents_2019.pdf), which may contains additional information (e.g. name of the body, abbreviation of the name of the body and emblem of the body) provided by some prescribed bodies in Chinese only. (4) Source of information: Forms of "Request by a candidate for printing of particulars relating to the candidate on a ballot paper" and "Consent of a prescribed body for its particulars to be printed on a ballot paper in relation to the request by candidate(s)" submitted by candidates. (5) If the name of prescribed body is marked with an *, it denotes that only the registered emblem of the prescribed body will be printed on the ballot papers. .
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  • OFFICIAL RECORD of PROCEEDINGS Wednesday, 11

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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ─ 11 February 2015 6007 OFFICIAL RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Wednesday, 11 February 2015 The Council met at Eleven o'clock MEMBERS PRESENT: THE PRESIDENT THE HONOURABLE JASPER TSANG YOK-SING, G.B.S., J.P. THE HONOURABLE ALBERT HO CHUN-YAN THE HONOURABLE LEE CHEUK-YAN THE HONOURABLE JAMES TO KUN-SUN THE HONOURABLE CHAN KAM-LAM, S.B.S., J.P. THE HONOURABLE LEUNG YIU-CHUNG DR THE HONOURABLE LAU WONG-FAT, G.B.M., G.B.S., J.P. THE HONOURABLE EMILY LAU WAI-HING, J.P. THE HONOURABLE TAM YIU-CHUNG, G.B.S., J.P. THE HONOURABLE ABRAHAM SHEK LAI-HIM, G.B.S., J.P. THE HONOURABLE TOMMY CHEUNG YU-YAN, S.B.S., J.P. THE HONOURABLE FREDERICK FUNG KIN-KEE, S.B.S., J.P. THE HONOURABLE VINCENT FANG KANG, S.B.S., J.P. 6008 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ─ 11 February 2015 THE HONOURABLE WONG KWOK-HING, B.B.S., M.H. PROF THE HONOURABLE JOSEPH LEE KOK-LONG, S.B.S., J.P., Ph.D., R.N. THE HONOURABLE JEFFREY LAM KIN-FUNG, G.B.S., J.P. THE HONOURABLE ANDREW LEUNG KWAN-YUEN, G.B.S., J.P. THE HONOURABLE WONG TING-KWONG, S.B.S., J.P. THE HONOURABLE RONNY TONG KA-WAH, S.C. THE HONOURABLE CYD HO SAU-LAN, J.P. THE HONOURABLE STARRY LEE WAI-KING, J.P. DR THE HONOURABLE LAM TAI-FAI, S.B.S., J.P. THE HONOURABLE CHAN HAK-KAN, J.P. THE HONOURABLE CHAN KIN-POR, B.B.S., J.P. DR THE HONOURABLE PRISCILLA LEUNG MEI-FUN, S.B.S., J.P.
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