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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL BRIEF

ELECTORAL LEGISLATION (MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS) BILL 2019

INTRODUCTION

At the meeting of the Executive Council on 19 February 2019, the Council ADVISED and the Chief Executive ORDERED that the Electoral A Legislation (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill 2019 (“the Bill”), at Annex A, should be introduced into the Legislative Council (“LegCo”).

2. The Bill introduces necessary technical legislative amendments for the 2020 LegCo General Election and other public elections, including technical amendments concerning the electorate of the functional constituencies (“FCs’), arrangements in the Elections (Corrupt and Illegal Conduct) Ordinance (Cap. 554) (“ECICO”), as well as various electoral procedures.

JUSTIFICATIONS

(A) Technical amendments for FCs

3. The electorate of the FCs in the LegCo is provided for under the Legislative Council Ordinance (Cap. 542). Following the established practice, before each LegCo general election, we would conduct a review on the delineation of the electorate of the FCs in consultation with relevant bureaux/departments. The review was conducted on the basis of the existing electorate and all relevant requests received from individual bodies/persons since the last review in 2015.

4. We have completed the review and propose to make a series of B technical amendments as set out at Annex B, whilst maintaining the original delineation of the FCs. The proposed technical amendments can be classified into the following categories –

(a) to update the names of corporates specified under relevant sections of the existing legislation that have had their names changed since the last updating exercise;

(b) to remove corporates which have ceased operation since the last updating exercise; and

5. We also propose that consequential amendments should be made to the Schedule to the Chief Executive Election Ordinance (Cap. 569) to reflect the corresponding changes to the electorate of the relevant Election Committee subsector (“ECSS”).

(B) Other technical amendments for improving various electoral arrangements

6. In the light of the experience gained from last election cycle, we propose to make a series of other technical amendments to improve electoral arrangements in the following aspects –

(1) Allowing candidate lists for a Geographical Constituency (“GC”) or the District Council (second) FC (“DC(second)FC”) of the LegCo general election or by-election to submit the nomination form in a way authorised by the Chief Electoral Officer (“CEO”)

7. In accordance with the existing electoral legislation for Chief Executive (“CE”), ECSS, DC and Rural Representatives (“RR”) elections1, a candidate is allowed to submit the nomination form to the Returning Officer (“RO”) in person or in any other manner authorised by CEO (for ECSS and DC elections), or the RO (for CE and RR elections). However, in LegCo elections, such arrangement is only applicable to candidates of the traditional FCs under section 11(14) of the Electoral Affairs Commission (Electoral Procedure) (LegCo) Regulation (Cap. 541D), but not to candidate lists of GCs or the DC(second)FC. Given that it is not uncommon for a candidate list to consist of only one candidate in a GC or the DC(second)FC, the

1 Section 12(13) of Electoral Affairs Commission (Electoral Procedure)(District Councils) Regulation (Cap. 541F), section 8(13) of Electoral Affairs Commission (Electoral Procedure)(Election Committee) Regulation (Cap. 541I), section 4(1)(e)(ii) of Electoral Procedure (Chief Executive Election) Regulation (Cap. 541J) and section 7(1)(f)(i) of Electoral Procedure (Rural Representative Election) Regulation (Cap. 541L). 2 existing arrangement would be inconvenient to candidates who are unable to submit nomination forms in person for any justifiable reasons during the nomination period (e.g., hospitalisation or out of town, etc.). In this connection, we propose to align the arrangements of submission of nomination form for candidates in candidate lists of GCs or the DC(second)FC with that for candidates in the traditional FCs, as well as other public elections, such that candidates will be allowed to submit their nomination forms in a way authorised by the CEO in the future.

(2) Refining the requirement on thickness and size of each letter that may be sent free of postage by candidates

8. At present, a letter may be sent free of postage by a candidate/list of candidates in CE, ECSS, LegCo and DC elections. Each letter must not exceed 50 grams in weight and must not be larger than 175 mm x 245 mm and not smaller than 90 mm x 140 mm in size. Since 1 January 2016, Hongkong Post (“HKPost”) has introduced changes to its postage structure with reference to the Universal Postal Union Letter Post Manual, such that only letters not exceeding 165 mm x 245 mm in size and 5 mm in thickness (new requirement) would be treated as “small letters” and subject to the lower postage fee. In this connection, we propose to follow HKPost’s new requirement and establish an objective yardstick on the size of postage-free letters in the future elections. Under the proposed arrangement, the requirement on size of postage-free letters will be aligned with the size limit of “small letters” according to HKPost’s definition.

(3) Revising certain arrangements in the ECICO

9. To prepare for the next election cycle, we have reviewed certain arrangements in the ECICO and propose to introduce the following amendments –

(a) Section 37A of the ECICO provides for a simplified relief mechanism, i.e., de minimis arrangement, for handling election returns with minor errors or omissions. The limits prescribed for ratifying minor errors have not been revised since the de minimis arrangement was introduced in 2011 despite upward adjustment of the election expense limits. We propose to raise the limits for different elections as set out in the Schedule to the ECICO so as to facilitate candidates to rectify the minor errors or omissions in their election returns under the de minimis arrangement. The C relevant changes are set out at Annex C.

3 (b) Section 37(2)(b) of the ECICO specifies that candidates must ensure that their election returns are accompanied by an invoice and a receipt giving particulars of the expenditure in the case of each election expenses of $100 or more. The threshold of $100 for the submission of invoices and receipts has not been amended since the enactment of the ECICO in 2000 despite inflation and increases in the maximum amount of election expenses. We propose to revise the threshold for submission of invoices and receipts from $100 to $500 for all public elections. This would help alleviate the workload of candidates throughout the election and when preparing their election returns.

(c) Under section 37(1A) and (1B) of the ECICO, the deadline for submitting election return for the CE election is 30 days after the result of the election is published in the Gazette. On the other hand, the deadline for submitting election return for the LegCo election is 60 days after the results of the election is published in the Gazette and an auditor report for the election return is required if the candidate wants to make a claim under the financial assistance scheme. Since CE elections involve a considerable amount of election expenses, we recognise that candidates would need more time to properly prepare and verify their election returns. We therefore propose to extend the deadline for submitting election return for the CE election from 30 days to 60 days, in line with that for the LegCo election.

OTHER OPTIONS

10. The proposed amendments have to be effected by legislative means. There is no alternative option.

THE BILL

11. The main provisions are summarised below –

(a) Clause 1 sets out the short title of the Bill;

(b) Clauses 3 to 12 update the lists of persons comprising certain FCs of the LegCo and the higher education subsector of the Election Committee;

4 (c) Clauses 14 and 16 amend the ECICO to revise the deadline for lodging election returns and the limit in relation to election returns;

(d) Clause 18 amends the Electoral Affairs Commission (Electoral Procedure) (Legislative Council) Regulation to allow candidates of the GC or the DC(Second)FC in LegCo elections to submit the nomination forms in a way authorised by the CEO; and

(e) Clauses 20 to 23 introduce technical amendments relating to the size and thickness of letters that may be sent free of postage by candidates.

D The existing provisions being amended are at Annex D.

LEGISLATIVE TIMETABLE

12. The legislative timetable is as follows –

Publication in the Gazette 1 March 2019

First Reading and commencement of 20 March 2019 Second Reading debate

Resumption of Second Reading debate, To be notified Committee Stage and Third Reading

IMPLICATIONS OF THE PROPOSAL

13. The legislative proposal is in conformity with the Basic Law, including the provisions concerning human rights. The proposed amendments will not affect the current binding effect of the Ordinances and subsidiary legislation which the Bill seeks to amend. The proposal has no financial, civil service, economic, productivity, environmental, sustainability or family implications.

GENDER IMPLICATION

14. Article 7 of the United Nations Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women requires that "State Parties shall take all appropriate measures to eliminate discrimination against women in the political and public life of the country and in particular, shall ensure to 5 women, on equal terms with men, the right: a) To vote in all elections and public referenda and to be eligible for election to all publicly elected bodies..." In the electoral system of Hong Kong, as safeguarded by the Basic Law, women have equal rights as men to vote and to stand for election in accordance with law. In this context, this proposal does not have gender implications.

PUBLIC CONSULTATION

15. We consulted the LegCo Panel on Constitutional Affairs on 21 January 2019. Members were generally in support of the Bill.

PUBLICITY

16. A press release has been issued on 1 March 2019, and a spokesman will be made available to address enquiries.

ENQUIRY

17. Any enquiry on this brief can be addressed to Ms Cherie Yeung, Principal Assistant Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, at 2810 2908.

Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau 6 March 2019

6 Annex A

Electoral Legislation (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill 2019 Electoral Legislation (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill 2019

Electoral Legislation (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill Clause Page 2019 fisheries functional constituency) ...... 4

8. Schedule IA amended (composition of the transport Contents functional constituency) ...... 5

Clause Pag巴 9. Schedule 1B amended (composition of the sports, performing arts, culture and publication functional Part 1 constituency) ...... 5 Preliminary 10. Schedule IC amended (composition of the wholesale and 1. Short title ...... 1 retail functional constituency) ...... 6 Part 2 11. Schedule IE amended (composition of the catering Amendments Relating to Composition of Legislative Council Functional functional constituency弘······································································· 6 Constituencies and Election Committee Subsector Division 3-Amendments to Chief Executive Election Ordinance (Cap. 569) Division I-Enactments Amended 12. Schedul巴，section 2 amended (how Election Committee is to 2. Enactments amended ...... 2 be constituted) ...... 7

Division 2-Amendments to Legislative Council Ordinance (Cap. 542) Part 3

3. Section 20E amended (composition of the 巴ducation Amendments Relating to Election Returns functionalconstituency) ...... 2 13. Elections (Corrupt and Illegal Conduct) Ordinance amended ...... 8 4. Section 20W amended (composition of the import and export 14. Section 37 amended (candidate to lodge election return with functional constituency) ...... 3 appropriate authori勾，） •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 8 5. Section 20X amended (composition of the textiles and 15. Section 41 amended (appropriate authority to keep election garment functional constituency)...... …················ 3 returns) ...... 8 6. Section 20Z amended (composition of the information 16. Schedule amended (limit prescribed for election concerned technology functional constituency) ...... 3 for purposes of section 37A) ...... 9 7. Schedule I amended (composition of the agriculture and

Annex B

Proposed Technical Amendments in relation to the Delineation of the Electorate of the Functional Constituencies (“FC”) under the Legislative Council Ordinance (Cap. 542) (“LCO”)

I. Proposed update of names

Reference in Name in LCO Proposed Name LCO Agriculture and Fisheries FC

Item 55 of  The Shau Kei Wan Deep Sea Capture  The Shau Kei Wan Deep Sea Capture Fishermen’s Schedule 1 Fishermen’s Credit Co-operative Society, Credit Co-operative Society, Unlimited Unlimited 筲箕灣深海捕撈漁民信用無限責任合作社 (No 筲箕灣深海捕撈漁民信用無限責任合作社 change) Item 57 of  The Shau Kei Wan Pair Trawler Fishermen’s  The Shau Kei Wan Pair Trawler Fishermen’s Credit Schedule 1 Credit Co-operative Society, Unlimited Co-operative Society, Unlimited 筲箕灣雙拖漁民信用無限責任合作社筲箕灣雙拖漁民信用無限責任合作社 (No change) Transport FC

Item 22 of  Far East Hydrofoil Co. Ltd  Far East Hydrofoil Co. Ltd (No change) Schedule 1A 遠東水翼船有限公司遠東水翼船務有限公司

Reference in Name in LCO Proposed Name LCO Education FC

Section  Board of Governors of the Hang Seng  Board of Governors of the The Hang Seng 20E(b)(xvii) Management College Management College University of Hong Kong 恒生管理學院校董會成員香港恒生管理學院大學校董會成員

Sports, Performing Arts, Culture and Publication FC

Item 14 of  Tai Po Sports Association Ltd  Tai Po Taipo Sports Association Ltd Limited Part 1 of 大埔體育會有限公司大埔體育會有限公司 (No change) Schedule 1B Item 35 of  Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra  The Hong Kong Philharmonic Society Limited Part 3 of Orchestra 香港管弦樂團 Schedule 1B 香港管弦樂團協會有限公司

Item 40 of  Hong Kong Sports Association of the Deaf  Hong Kong Sports Association of the Deaf Company Part 3 of Limited 香港聾人體育總會 Schedule 1B 香港聾人體育總會有限公司

Item 43 of  Hong Kong Tai Chi Association  The Hong Kong Tai Chi Association Part 3 of 香港太極總會香港太極總會 (No change) Schedule 1B

Reference in Name in LCO Proposed Name LCO Textiles and Garment FC

Section  Hong Kong Knitwear Exporters &  Hongkong Hong Kong Knitwear Exporters & 20X(b)(vii) Manufacturers Association Ltd Manufacturers Association Ltd Limited 香港毛織出口廠商會有限公司香港毛織出口廠商會有限公司 (No change)

Wholesale and Retail FC

Item 33 of  Hong Kong & Kowloon Vermicelli & Noodle  Hong Kong & Kowloon Vermicelli & Noodle Schedule 1C Manufacturing Industry Merchants’ General Manufacturing Industry Merchants' General Association Association Limited 港九粉麵製造業總商會港九粉麵製造業總商會有限公司

Item 42 of  The Hong Kong Food Council Limited  The Hong Kong Food Council Limited (No change) Schedule 1C 香港食品業總會有限公司香港食品業總會委員會有限公司

Information Technology FC

Section  The Society of Hong Kong External  The Society of Hong Kong External 20Z(1)(k)(vi) Telecommunications Services Providers Telecommunications Services-based Operators Limited Providers Limited 香港對外通訊服務聯會有限公司香港對外通訊服務營辦商聯會有限公司

Reference in Name in LCO Proposed Name LCO Catering FC

Item 1 of  The Association for the Hong Kong Catering  The Association for the Hong Kong Catering Services Schedule 1E Services Management Limited Management Limited 香港餐務管理協會有限公司香港餐務管理協會有限公司 (No change)

II. Proposed deletion

Reference in LCO Name

Agriculture and Fisheries FC

Item 66 of Schedule 1  The Tsing Lung Tau Hand Liner Fishermen’s Credit Co- operative Society, Unlimited 青龍頭手釣漁民信用無限責任合作社

Transport FC

Item 52 of Schedule 1A  Hong Kong Marine Contractors Association 香港船舶保養工程商會

Item 64 of Schedule 1A  Hong Kong Society of Articulated Vehicle Driving Instructors Ltd 香港貨櫃車教師公會有限公司

Item 112 of Schedule 1A  Peak Tramways Co., Ltd 山頂纜車有限公司

Reference in LCO Name

Item 121 of Schedule 1A  Quadripartite Taxi Service Association Ltd 四海的士車主司機聯會有限公司

Item 142 of Schedule 1A  Tsuen Wan PLB Commercial Association Ltd 荃灣公共小型巴士商會有限公司

Import and Export FC

Section 20W(e)(vi)  Hong Kong Fresh Fruits Importers Association Ltd 香港鮮果進口聯會有限公司

Textiles and Garment FC

Section 20X(b)(iv)  The Hong Kong Cotton Made-up Goods Manufacturers Association, Limited 香港棉織製成品廠商會有限公司

Wholesale and Retail FC

Item 65 of Schedule 1C  Hong Kong Silk Piece-Goods Merchants' Association 香港綢緞行商會

Item 66 of Schedule 1C  Hong Kong Stamp and Coin Dealers Association 香港郵票錢幣商會

Reference in LCO Name

Item 76 of Schedule 1C  Kowloon Fresh Meat Retailers’ Association Ltd 九龍鮮肉零售商聯合會有限公司

Information Technology FC

Section 20Z(1)(l)(i)  Bodies that are holders of Fixed Telecommunications Network Services Licences 固定電訊網絡服務牌照持有人的團體

III. Proposed addition

Reference in Proposed addition/refinement Remarks LCO

Agriculture and Fisheries FC

Item 84 of Hong Kong New Territories Local The organisation has been registered under the Societies Ordinance Schedule 1 Farmers Association1 (Cap. 151) since 2011. It represents the interests of local farmers. The objectives of the organisation include promoting the development 香港新界本地農協會 of agriculture and organic farming in Hong Kong. The organisation is not represented in another FC.

Item 85 of Hong Kong Veterinary Association Incorporated in 1982, the Hong Kong Veterinary Association Limited Schedule 1 Limited (“HKVA”) is one of the two major veterinary associations in Hong Kong at the moment and its members are mostly graduates with qualifications 香港獸醫學會有限公司 from the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand. (translated2) The Association is concerned about the public health aspect of the agriculture and fisheries industries and it has been offering veterinary services to farmers by prescribing medicines for their animals and fish. It is a major non-statutory veterinary body in Hong Kong and represents a fair share of views of Hong Kong veterinary profession.

1 The organisation’s English name on the constitution (i.e., New Territories Local Farmers Association) is different from the English name as alleged (i.e., Hong Kong New Territories Local Farmers Association). The organisation has confirmed that it would adopt its Chinese name in the English version of the Bill. 2 As the body has no Chinese name, the English name of the body will be featured in the Chinese version of the Bill.

Reference in Proposed addition/refinement Remarks LCO Transport FC

Item 229 of Chung Shing Taxi Limited The body has been an active member of Transport Department (“TD”)’s Schedule 1A Urban Taxi Trade Conference. The body also participates in other 忠誠車行有限公司 advisory committee related to taxi operation (i.e. the Committee on Taxi Service Quality).

Item 230 of Hong Kong Air Cargo Carrier Hong Kong Air Cargo Carrier Limited, incorporated in 2007, is one of Schedule 1A Limited the home carriers currently operating in Hong Kong. 香港貨運航空有限公司

Item 231 of Hong Kong Dumper Truck Drivers The association is an affiliated member of the Hong Kong Schedule 1A Association Confederation of Trade Unions, and is an active member of TD’s Goods Vehicle Drivers Association (“GVDA”) Conference. It represents the 香港泥頭車司機協會 interests of dumper truck drivers and offers views to TD on various traffic and transport issues.

Item 232 of Shun Fung Motors Investment Established in 2002, the body has been an active member of TD’s Urban Schedule 1A Management Company Limited Taxi Trade Conference. 順豐車行投資管理有限公司

The association has been registered under the Societies Ordinance since Item 233 of Taxi Drivers and Operators 2008 and is an active member of TD's Urban Taxi Trade Conference. Schedule 1A Association It also participates in other advisory committee related to taxi operation 的士司機從業員總會 (i.e. the Committee on Taxi Service Quality).

Reference in Proposed addition/refinement Remarks LCO Education FC

Section Members of Board of Governors of At present, members of the Board of Governors of approved post 20E(b)(xxi) Yew Chung College of Early secondary colleges registered under the Post Secondary Colleges Childhood Education Ordinance (Cap. 320) are eligible for registration as electors. Given that Yew Chung College of Early Childhood Education has been an 耀中幼教學院校董會成員 approved post secondary college registered under the Post Secondary [Note: Consequential amendments Colleges Ordinance since 28 June 2018, and the College has indicated are also proposed to be made to the its intention for inclusion in the Education FC, we propose to include Schedule to the Chief Executive Members of Board of Governors of the College in the Education FC. Election Ordinance (Cap. 569) to reflect the corresponding changes to the electorate of the Election Committee Higher Education subsector.]

Information Technology FC

Section 20Z(1) “Services-based Operator Licence Currently, holders of a Services-Based Operator (“SBO”) Licence (l)(ii) (Class 3 Service)” to be revised as (Class 3) are included in section 20Z(1)(l)(ii) of the LCO while holders “Services-based Operator of a SBO Licence (“Class 1”, “Class 2”, and “Other than Class 1, 2 or Licences” 3”) are excluded therein. The Commerce and Economic Development Bureau (“CEDB”) is of the view that all holders of a SBO Licence are 服務營辦商牌照 (第三類服務) authorised to provide public telecommunications service(s) under their to be revised as 服務營辦商牌照 respective licences and should be entitled to the same treatment under section 20Z(1)(l)(ii) of the LCO.

Reference in Proposed addition/refinement Remarks LCO As at 30 November 2018, of the 521 SBO licensees in Hong Kong, only three were not authorised to provide Class 3 service.

Section Wireless Internet of Things The Wireless Internet of Things (“WIoT”) Licence was newly created 20Z(1)(l)(viii) Licences by the Communications Authority (“CA”) on 1 December 2017. The Office of the Communications Authority considers that holders of WIoT 無線物聯網牌照 Licence are similar to holders of all those other licences issued by the CA and presently listed in section 20Z(1)(l) of LCO which provide telecommunications services to general public in Hong Kong and their business operations are related to the IT/telecommunications sector. In addition, the licensing criteria and procedures for vetting of applications for the WIoT Licence are also similar to those of other telecommunications licences presently listed in section 20Z(1)(l). As at 30 November 2018, CA has granted three WIoT licences.

11 Annex C

Existing and Proposed Limits Prescribed for Different Elections for the De Minimis Arrangement under Section 37A of the Elections (Corrupt and Illegal Conduct) Ordinance (Cap. 554)

Election Existing Limit Proposed Limit

Chief Executive Elections $5,000 $50,000 Legislative Council Elections

(a) District Council (second) (a) $5,000 (a) $50,000 functional constituency

(b) Any geographical constituency (b) $3,000 (b) $30,000

Election Committee Subsector $500 $5,000 Elections District Council Elections $500 $3,000 Heung Yee Kuk Elections $200 $600 Rural Committee Elections $200 $600 Rural Representative Elections $200 $600

Annex D

Elections Affairs Commission (Electoral Procedure) (Legislative Elections Affairs Commission (Electoral Procedure) (Legislative Council) Regulation Council) Regulation

Section 10 Cap. 541D Section 10 Cap. 541D

Elections Affairs Commission (Electoral Procedure) (a) is eligible to be nominated as a candidate for a geographical constituency or a candidate for the District (Legislative Council) Regulation Council (second) functional constituency (as applicable); (L.N. 73 of 2011) (Cap. 541D) (b) is not disqualified from being so nominated; (c) consents to being so nominated; and

10 How to nominate a candidate for a geographical constituency or (d) in the case of a multiple nominees list, consents to the District Council (second) functional constituency order of priority in which the names of candidates appear ( L.N. 73 of 2011) on the nomination list. (1) A person is to be nominated as a candidate for a geographical (6) The nomination form— constituency or a candidate for the District Council (second) (a) must contain the name of each candidate as shown on the functional constituency (as applicable) by submitting to the candidate’s identity document (being the identity Returning Officer a nomination form containing a nomination document on the basis of which the particulars of the list which complies with section 38 of the Legislative Council candidate are recorded in the geographical constituencies Ordinance (Cap. 542) and this section. (L.N. 73 of 2011) final register) and, if the Returning Officer is satisfied that (2) The nomination form for the purposes of subsection (1) must be any of the candidate is usually known by a name different submitted in person by one of the candidates on the nomination from that shown on the candidate’s identity document list as required by section 38 of the Legislative Council aforesaid, may also include that different name; and Ordinance (Cap. 542) and in accordance with this section. (b) must also contain the identity document number and (3) The nomination form must be in the specified form and principal residential address of each candidate. (L.N. 65 of subscribed in accordance with the Legislative Council 2000) (Subscribers and Election Deposit for Nomination) Regulation (7) The nomination form must be signed by each candidate in each (Cap. 542 sub. leg. C). place the candidate’s signature is required on that form. (4) Each candidate on a nomination list must make the declarations (8) The nomination form must be signed by each subscriber. It and promissory oath required by section 40(1)(b) of the must contain the name and identity document number of each Legislative Council Ordinance (Cap. 542) in the appropriate subscriber. (L.N. 84 of 2004) place on the nomination form. (9) The nomination form must contain other particulars (if any) (5) The nomination form must contain a declaration by each required to be furnished on that form. candidate to the effect that he or she— Elections Affairs Commission (Electoral Procedure) (Legislative Elections Affairs Commission (Electoral Procedure) (Legislative Council) Regulation Council) Regulation

Section 10 Cap. 541D Section 101A Cap. 541D

(10) The Returning Officer may require a candidate to furnish any 101A Letters that may be sent free of postage by candidates other information that Officer considers appropriate to be satisfied— (1) A letter that may be sent free of postage by or on behalf of a list of candidates under section 43(1) of the Legislative Council (a) that he or she is eligible to be nominated as a candidate for Ordinance (Cap. 542), or a candidate under section 43(2) of that a geographical constituency or a candidate for the District Ordinance, must— (L.N. 84 of 2004) Council (second) functional constituency (as applicable); or (L.N. 73 of 2011) (a) be posted in Hong Kong; (b) as to the validity of the nomination. (b) subject to section 43(4A), (4B) and (4C) of the Legislative Council Ordinance (Cap. 542), contain materials relating (11) The nomination form must be submitted to the Returning only to the candidature of the candidate or candidates on Officer within the nomination period at the specified address. the list, or of the candidate, at the election concerned; (18 of 2011 s. 36)

(c) not exceed 50 grams in weight; and (d) be not larger than 175mm x 245 mm and not smaller than 90 mm x 140 mm in size. (2) If letters are sent, in a bulk mailing, free of postage by or on behalf of— (a) a list of candidates under section 43(1) of the Legislative Council Ordinance (Cap. 542), any one candidate on that list or any person authorized by that candidate; or (b) a candidate under section 43(2) of that Ordinance, the candidate or any person authorized by that candidate, (L.N. 84 of 2004) must provide the Postmaster General with— (i) a specimen of the materials contained in that bulk mailing; and (ii) a declaration, in the specified form, signed by that candidate or the person and stating that the materials contained in that bulk mailing are identical with the Elections Affairs Commission (Electoral Procedure) (Legislative Elections Affairs Commission (Electoral Procedure) (District Council) Council) Regulation Regulation

Section 101A Cap. 541D Section 102 Cap. 541F

specimen provided to the Postmaster General. Electoral Affairs Commission (Electoral (3) If, in relation to any letters sent, in a bulk mailing, free of postage by or on behalf of a list of candidates under section Procedure) (District Councils) Regulation 43(1) of the Legislative Council Ordinance (Cap. 542), or a candidate under section 43(2) of that Ordinance— (L.N. 84 of (Cap. 541F) 2004)

(a) any letter in that bulk mailing does not comply with 102 Letters that may be sent free of postage by candidates subsection (1); or (1) A candidate may send one letter, as provided in this section, (b) a declaration under subsection (2)(ii) is false in any free of postage, to each elector in the constituency for which the particular, candidate is validly nominated in an election. the candidate or all the candidates on the list is or are, or the (2) The letter must— candidate is, liable for payment of postage for all the letters in that bulk mailing. (a) be posted in Hong Kong; (b) contain materials relating only to the candidate’s candidature at the election concerned; (c) not exceed 50 grams in weight; and (L.N. 29 of 2004) (d) be not larger than 175 mm x 245 mm and not smaller than 90 mm x 140 mm in size. (3) If a candidate is sending letters to electors in bulk by post, the candidate, or any person authorized by the candidate, must provide to the Postmaster General a specimen of the materials contained in the bulk. The candidate or the person authorized must make a declaration in the specified form stating that the materials contained in the bulk are identical with the specimen provided to the Postmaster General. (4) The declaration must be signed and submitted to the Postmaster General. (5) If any letter in the bulk sent by the candidate under subsection (1) is not in compliance with subsection (2), or if the declaration Elections Affairs Commission (Electoral Procedure) (District Council) Elections Affairs Commission (Electoral Procedure) (Election Regulation Committee) Regulation

Section 102 Cap. 541F Section 99 Cap. 541I

made under subsection (3) is false in any particular, the Electoral Affairs Commission (Electoral candidate is liable for payment of postage for all the letters in that bulk. Procedure) (Election Committee)

Regulation (Cap. 541I)

99 Letters that may be sent free of postage by candidates (1) A letter that may be sent free of postage by or on behalf of a candidate under section 38(1) of the Schedule to the Chief Executive Election Ordinance (Cap. 569) must— (a) be posted in Hong Kong; (b) subject to section 38(2A) of the Schedule to the Chief Executive Election Ordinance (Cap. 569), contain materials relating only to the candidate’s candidature at the subsector election concerned; (18 of 2011 s. 37) (c) not exceed 50 g in weight; and (d) be not larger than 175 mm x 245 mm and not smaller than 90 mm x 140 mm in size. (2) If letters are sent, in a bulk mailing, free of postage by or on behalf of a candidate under section 38(1) of the Schedule to the Chief Executive Election Ordinance (Cap. 569), the candidate or any person authorized by the candidate must provide the Postmaster General with— (a) a specimen of the materials contained in that bulk mailing; and (b) a declaration, in the specified form, signed by the candidate or the person and stating that the materials contained in that bulk mailing are identical with the specimen provided to the Postmaster General. Elections Affairs Commission (Electoral Procedure) (Election Elections Affairs Commission (Electoral Procedure) (Chief Executive Committee) Regulation Election) Regulation

Section 99 Cap. 541I Section 80 Cap. 541J

(3) If, in relation to any letters sent, in a bulk mailing, free of postage by or on behalf of a candidate under section 38(1) of the Electoral Affairs Commission (Electoral Schedule to the Chief Executive Election Ordinance (Cap. 569)— Procedure) (Chief Executive Election) (a) any letter in that bulk mailing does not comply with Regulation (Cap. 541J) subsection (1); or 80 Provisions relating to free postage by candidates (b) a declaration under subsection (2)(b) is false in any particular, (1) A letter that may be sent free of postage by a candidate under section 45 of the Election Ordinance shall— the candidate is liable for payment of postage for all the letters in that bulk mailing. (a) be posted in Hong Kong; (b) contain materials relating only to his candidature; (c) not exceed 50 grams in weight; and (d) be not larger than 175 mm × 245 mm and not smaller than 90 mm × 140 mm in size. (2) If letters are sent in a bulk mailing by a candidate under section 45 of the Election Ordinance, he shall provide the Postmaster General with— (a) a specimen of the materials contained in that bulk mailing; and (b) a declaration in the specified form signed by the candidate stating that the materials contained in that bulk mailing are identical with that specimen. (3) If— (a) any letter sent by a candidate in a bulk mailing under section 45 of the Election Ordinance does not comply with subsection (1); or (b) a declaration made by a candidate under subsection (2)(b) Elections Affairs Commission (Electoral Procedure) (Chief Executive Legislative Council Ordinance Election) Regulation

Section 80 Cap. 541J Section 20E Cap. 542

is false in any particular, Legislative Council Ordinance the candidate is liable for payment of postage for all the letters in that bulk mailing. (Cap. 542)

20E Composition of the education functional constituency The education functional constituency is composed of— (a) full-time academic staff engaged in teaching or research and administrative staff of equivalent rank in the following institutions— (i) institutions of higher education funded through the University Grants Committee; (ii) approved post secondary colleges registered under the Post Secondary Colleges Ordinance (Cap. 320); (iii) technical colleges established under the Vocational Training Council Ordinance (Cap. 1130); (iv) The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts; (v) The Open University of Hong Kong; and (aa) full-time academic staff engaged in teaching or research and administrative staff of equivalent rank in the institutions which— (i) offer post secondary education leading to the award of any qualification entered into the Qualifications Register established under the Accreditation of Academic and Vocational Qualifications Ordinance (Cap. 592); and (ii) are set up by— (A) an institution of higher education funded through the University Grants Committee; (B) The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts; or (C) The Open University of Hong Kong; and (Replaced 14 of 2015 s. 4) (b) members of each of the following bodies— (i) Council of the University of Hong Kong; Legislative Council Ordinance Legislative Council Ordinance

Section 20E Cap. 542 Section 20E Cap. 542

(ii) Council of The Chinese University of Hong Kong; (c) registered teachers registered under the Education Ordinance (iii) Council of The Hong Kong University of Science and (Cap. 279); and Technology; (d) permitted teachers engaged in full-time employment in schools (iv) Council of the City University of Hong Kong; registered or provisionally registered under the Education (v) Council of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University; Ordinance (Cap. 279); and (vi) Council of The Hong Kong Academy for Performing (e) teachers and principals of schools entirely maintained and Arts; controlled by the Government; and (vii) Council of The Open University of Hong Kong; (f) persons whose principal or only employment is that of full-time (viii) the Vocational Training Council; (Amended 10 of 2006 teaching with the following institutions— s. 35) (i) technical institutes, industrial training centres or skills (ix) Council of The Education University of Hong Kong; centres established under the Vocational Training (Amended 6 of 2016 s. 2) Council Ordinance (Cap. 1130); (x) Council of the Hong Kong Baptist University; (ii) industrial training centres established under the (xi) Council of Lingnan University; (Replaced 54 of 1999 s. repealed Industrial Training (Construction Industry) 39) Ordinance (Cap. 317) and maintained under the (xii) Board of Governors of the Hong Kong Shue Yan Construction Industry Council Ordinance (Cap. 587); University; (Amended 25 of 2003 s. 8; 7 of 2008 s. 2) (Amended 12 of 2006 s. 84) (xiii) Board of Governors of the Caritas Institute of Higher (iia) industrial training centres established under the Education; (Added 25 of 2003 s. 8. Amended 11 of Construction Industry Council Ordinance (Cap. 587); 2012 s. 32; 14 of 2015 s. 4) (Added 12 of 2006 s. 84) (xiv) Board of Governors of the Chu Hai College of Higher (iii) industrial training centres established under the Education; (Added 14 of 2015 s. 4) Industrial Training (Clothing Industry) Ordinance (Cap. (xv) Board of Governors of the Centennial College; (Added 318); 14 of 2015 s. 4) (iv) Hong Chi Association-Hong Chi Pinehill Integrated (xvi) Board of Governors of the Tung Wah College; (Added Vocational Training Centre; (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 8. 14 of 2015 s. 4) Amended 2 of 2011 s. 6) (xvii) Board of Governors of the Hang Seng Management (v) Caritas Lok Mo Integrated Vocational Training Centre College; (Added 14 of 2015 s. 4) of Caritas-Hong Kong incorporated under the Caritas- (xviii) Board of Governors of the Hong Kong Nang Yan Hong Kong Incorporation Ordinance (Cap. 1092); and College of Higher Education; (Added 14 of 2015 s. 4) (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 8. Amended 10 of 2006 s. 35) (xix) Board of Governors of the HKCT Institute of Higher (g) registered managers of schools registered under the Education Education; (Added 14 of 2015 s. 4. Amended 15 of Ordinance (Cap. 279). 2016 s. 9) (xx) Board of Governors of the Gratia Christian College; and (Added 15 of 2016 s. 9) Legislative Council Ordinance Legislative Council Ordinance

Section 20W Cap. 542 Section 20W Cap. 542

20W Composition of the education functional constituency (x) Hongkong Watch Importers’ Association; (xi) The Hong Kong Food, Drink & Grocery Association; The import and export functional constituency is composed of— (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 13) (a) companies licensed under the Dutiable Commodities Ordinance (xii) Hong Kong & Kowloon Light Industrial Products (Cap. 109) for the import or export, or import and export, of Importers & Exporters Association Limited; dutiable commodities; and (xiii) Nanyang Importers and Exporters Association; (aa) companies licensed under the Dutiable Commodities Ordinance (xiv) Hong Kong Industrial Production Trading Association (Cap. 109) immediately before the commencement* of the Limited; Dutiable Commodities (Amendment) (No. 2) Ordinance 2008 (xv) The Industrial Chemical Merchants’ Association (16 of 2008) for the import, or import and export, of alcoholic Limited; (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 39) liquors; and (Added 16 of 2008 s. 7) (xvi) Hong Kong Paper Association Limited; (Replaced 25 (b) companies registered under the Motor Vehicles (First of 2003 s. 13. Amended 11 of 2012 s. 33) Registration Tax) Ordinance (Cap. 330) for the import of motor (xvii) The Wah On Exporters & Importers Association; vehicles for use in Hong Kong; and (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 39) (c) companies licensed under the Control of Chemicals Ordinance (xviii) The Hong Kong Shippers’ Council; (Amended 25 of (Cap. 145) for the import or export, or import and export, of 2003 s. 13) controlled chemicals; and (xix) The Shippers’ Association of Hong Kong. (Replaced (d) (Repealed 10 of 2006 s. 27) 25 of 2003 s. 13) (e) members of each of the following bodies entitled to vote at general meetings of the body— (i) The Association of Hong Kong Photographic Equipment Importers Limited; (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 39) (ii) (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 13) (iii) Hong Kong & Kowloon Steel and Metal Importers and Exporters Association Ltd.; (iv) The Hong Kong Chinese Importers’ and Exporters’ Association; (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 39) (v) The Hong Kong Exporters’ Association; (Amended 7 of 2008 s. 4) (vi) Hong Kong Fresh Fruits Importers Association Ltd.; (vii) Hong Kong General Association of Edible Oil Importers & Exporters Ltd.; (viii) (Repealed 2 of 2011 s. 8) (ix) Hongkong Rice Importers & Exporters Association; Legislative Council Ordinance Legislative Council Ordinance

Section 20X Cap. 542 Section 20X Cap. 542

20X Composition of the textiles and garment functional constituency (Cap. 60 sub. leg. A); (ii) have been so registered for a period of 12 months The textiles and garment functional constituency is composed of— immediately before making the application for (a) corporate members of the Textile Council of Hong Kong registration as an elector; and Limited (other than those referred to in paragraph (b)(i) to (xii)) (iii) are carrying on business as textiles traders specified in entitled to vote at general meetings of the Council; and Schedule 4 to the Import and Export (General) (b) corporate members of each of the following bodies entitled to Regulations (Cap. 60 sub. leg. A). (Replaced 10 of vote at general meetings of the body— 2006 s. 28) (i) The Federation of Hong Kong Cotton Weavers; (ii) The Federation of Hong Kong Garment Manufacturers; (iii) Hong Kong Chinese Textile Mills Association; (iv) The Hong Kong Cotton Made-up Goods Manufacturers Association, Limited; (v) The Hongkong Cotton Spinners Association; (vi) Hong Kong Garment Manufacturers Association Ltd.; (vii) Hong Kong Knitwear Exporters & Manufacturers Association Ltd.; (viii) Hong Kong Woollen & Synthetic Knitting Manufacturers’ Association Ltd.; (ix) The Hong Kong Association of Textile Bleachers, Dyers, Printers and Finishers Limited; (x) The Hong Kong Weaving Mills Association; (xi) (Repealed 14 of 2015 s. 7) (xii) The Hong Kong General Chamber of Textiles Limited; and (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 40) (c) members of the Hong Kong Institution of Textile and Apparel Limited entitled to vote at general meetings of the Institution; and (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 40) (d) Textiles & Clothing manufacturers registered under the Factory Registration of the Trade and Industry Department for the purpose of applying for the certificate of Hong Kong origin; and (Amended L.N. 173 of 2000) (e) textiles traders who— (i) are registered as textiles traders pursuant to regulation 5A of the Import and Export (General) Regulations Legislative Council Ordinance Legislative Council Ordinance

Section 20Z Cap. 542 Section 20Z Cap. 542

20Z Composition of the information technology functional to vote at general meetings of the Society; and (Amended constituency 10 of 2006 s. 41) (h) Fellows, Senior Professional Members and Professional (1) The information technology functional constituency is Members of The Hong Kong Association for Computer composed of—(Amended 25 of 2003 s. 14) Education entitled to vote at general meetings of the (a) Distinguished Fellows, Fellows and Full Members of the Association; and (Amended 25 of 2003 s. 14) Hong Kong Computer Society entitled to vote at general (i) Full Members (Information Technology) of the Hong meetings of the Society; and (Amended 7 of 2008 s. 5) Kong Society of Medical Informatics Limited entitled to (b) Fellows, Members and Graduate Members of Information vote at general meetings of the Society; and (Amended 25 Technology Division of the Hong Kong Institution of of 2003 s. 14) Engineers who are entitled to vote at general meetings of (ia) Full Members of the Information and Software Industry the Division; and Association Limited entitled to vote at general meetings (c) Professional Members of the Association for Computing of the Association; and (Added 25 of 2003 s. 14) Machinery, Hong Kong Chapter entitled to vote at (j) (Repealed 14 of 2015 s. 8) general meetings of the Association; and (ja) the eligible persons of the following bodies— (d) Fellows, Senior Members and Full Members of the (i) Hong Kong Software Industry Association Limited; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc., (Amended 2 of 2011 s. 9) Hong Kong Section, Computer Chapter entitled to vote at (ii) Information Systems Audit and Control general meetings of the Institute; and Association China Hong Kong Chapter Limited; (e) Fellows, Senior Members and Full Members of the (Amended 2 of 2011 s. 9) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc., (iii) Internet Professional Association Limited; Hong Kong Section, Hong Kong Joint Chapter on (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 41) Circuits and Systems/Communications entitled to vote at (iv) Professional Information Security Association; and general meetings of the Institute; and (Added 25 of 2003 s. 14) (f) Honorary Fellows, Fellows and Members of The (k) corporate members of each of the following bodies Institution of Engineering and Technology Hong Kong entitled to vote at general meetings of the body— entitled to vote at general meetings of the Institution who (i) Hong Kong Information Technology Federation are either— Limited; (Amended 25 of 2003 s. 14) (i) persons registered as Chartered Engineers with the (ii) Hong Kong Internet Service Providers Association Engineering Council UK; or Limited; (Amended 14 of 2015 s. 8) (ii) Corporate Members of The Institution of Electrical (iii) Hong Kong Radio Paging Association Ltd.; Engineers Hong Kong (IEE Hong Kong) before 15 (iv) Communications Association of Hong Kong October 2002; and (Replaced 7 of 2008 s. 5) Limited; (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 14. Amended 7 (g) Fellows, Members and Associate Members of The British of 2008 s. 5) Computer Society (Hong Kong Section) Limited entitled (v) Hong Kong Wireless Technology Industry Legislative Council Ordinance Legislative Council Ordinance

Section 20Z Cap. 542 Section 20Z Cap. 542

Association Limited; (Added 25 of 2003 s. 14) subsection includes licences covered by section 27(6) of the (vi) The Society of Hong Kong External Communications Authority Ordinance (Cap. 616). (Added 17 Telecommunications Services Providers Limited; of 2011 s. 28) and (Added 25 of 2003 s. 14) (l) bodies that are holders of one or more of the following classes of licences granted by the Communications Authority under the Telecommunications Ordinance (Cap. 106)— (Amended 36 of 2000 s. 28; 25 of 2003 s. 14; 17 of 2011 s. 28) (i) Fixed Telecommunications Network Services licences; (Amended 36 of 2000 s. 28) (ii) Services-Based Operator Licence (Class 3 Service); (Amended 2 of 2011 s. 9) (iii) Public Radiocommunications Service licences; (Amended 36 of 2000 s. 28) (iv) Satellite Master Antenna Television licences; (v) Broadcast Relay Station licences; (vi) Broadcast Radio Relay Station licences; (Amended 25 of 2003 s. 14) (vii) carrier licences; and (Added 25 of 2003 s. 14) (la) members of the Hong Kong Information Technology Joint Council Limited entitled to vote at general meetings of the Council; and (Added 2 of 2011 s. 9) (lb) Fellows and Full Members of the Information Security and Forensics Society entitled to vote at general meetings of the Society; and (Added 14 of 2015 s. 8) (m) the bodies named in Part 1 of Schedule 1D. (Amended 25 of 2003 s. 14) (2) In subsection (1)(ja), eligible persons (合資格的人), in relation to a body, means the persons specified in Part 2 of Schedule 1D in respect of that body. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 14) (3) To avoid doubt, for the purposes of subsection (1)(l), the reference to licences granted by the Communications Authority under the Telecommunications Ordinance (Cap. 106) in that Legislative Council Ordinance Legislative Council Ordinance

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Schedule 1 17. Hong Kong Fishermen’s Association. [s. 20B] 18. Hong Kong Fishing Vessel Owners Association, Ltd. 19. Hong Kong Florists Association. Composition of the Agriculture and Fisheries 20. Hong Kong Graziers Union. Functional Constituency 21. Hong Kong Liner & Gill Netting Fisherman Association. (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 34) Item Body 22. Hong Kong Livestock Industry Association. 1. Aberdeen Fishermen Friendship Association. (Amended 10 of 23. Hong Kong N.T. Fish Culture Association. 2006 s. 34) 24. Hong Kong N.T. Poultry (Geese & Ducks) Mutual Association. 2. The Ap Lei Chau Fishermen’s Credit Co-operative Society, (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 34) Unlimited. 25. Hong Kong Netting, Cultivation and Fisherman Association. 3. The Castle Peak Fishermen’s Credit Co-operative Society, 26. (Repealed 2 of 2011 s. 32) Unlimited. 4. The Castle Peak Mechanized Trawler Fishermen’s Credit Co- 27. Hong Kong Off-shore Fishermen’s Association. operative Society, Unlimited. 28. (Repealed 11 of 2012 s. 35) 5. Cheung Chau Fisheries Joint Association. 29. The Lam Ti Agricultural Credit Co-operative Society, Limited. 6. Cheung Chau Fishermen’s Welfare Promotion Association. 30. Lamma Island Lo Dik Wan Aquaculture Association. 7. The Fanling Kwun Ti Village Farmers’ Irrigation Co-operative 31. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 43) Society, Ltd. 32. Lau Fau Shan Oyster Industry Association, New Territories. 8. Fish Farming and Stuff Association. 33. Ma Wan Fisheries Rights Association Ltd. 9. Fisherman’s Association of Po Toi Island. 34. The Mui Wo Agricultural Products Marketing & Credit Co- 10. Fishery Development Association (Hong Kong) Limited. operative Society, Ltd. 11. Fraternal Association of The Floating Population of Hong 35. Mui Wo Fishermen Fraternity Society. Kong. 36. N.T. Oyster and Aquatic Products United Association. 12. The Guild of Graziers. 37. The New Territories Chicken Breeders Association, Ltd. 13. Hang Hau Grazier Association. 38. The New Territories Fishermen Fraternity Association Ltd. 14. Hong Kong and Kowloon Fishermen Association Ltd. 39. New Territories Florist Association, Ltd. 15. Hong Kong & Kowloon Floating Fishermen Welfare Promotion Association. 40. North District Florists Association. 16. Hong Kong Fisheries Development Association. (Amended 10 41. Outlying Islands Mariculture Association (Cheung Chau). of 2006 s. 34) 42. Peng Chau Fishermen Association Ltd. Legislative Council Ordinance Legislative Council Ordinance

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43. Quality Broiler Development Association. 65. The Tai Po Purse Seiner and Small Long Liner Fishermen’s 44. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 43) Credit Co-operative Society, Unlimited. 66. The Tsing Lung Tau Hand Liner Fishermen’s Credit Co- 45. (Repealed 15 of 2016 s. 11) operative Society, Unlimited. 46. Sai Kung (North) Sham Wan Marine Fish Culture Business 67. The Tsuen Wan Fishermen’s Credit Co-operative Society, Association. Unlimited. 47. Sai Kung Po Toi O Fish Culture Business Association. 68. The Tuen Mun Mechanized Fishing Boat Fishermen’s Credit 48. Sai Kung Tai Tau Chau Fish Culture Business Association. Co-operative Society, Unlimited. (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 43) 49. Sai Kung Tai Wu Kok Fishermen’s Association. 69. Tuen Mun Agricultural Association. 50. The Sha Tau Kok Marine Fish Culture Association. 70. Tung Lung Chau Mariculture Association. (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 34) 71. The Hong Kong Branch of the World’s Poultry Science 51. The Sha Tau Kok Small Long Liner and Gill Net Fishermen’s Association. (Replaced 7 of 2008 s. 6) Credit Co-operative Society, Unlimited. 72. (Repealed 10 of 2006 s. 46) 52. The Shan Tong Vegetable Marketing Co-operative Society, 73. Yuen Long Agriculture Productivity Association. (Amended 10 Ltd. of 2006 s. 34) 53. Shatin Ah Kung Kok Fishermen Welfare Association. 74. Yung Shue Au Marine Fish Culture Business Association. 54. Shatin Florists Association. 75. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 43) 55. The Shau Kei Wan Deep Sea Capture Fishermen’s Credit Co- 76. Tsing Yi Residents Association. (Replaced 10 of 2006 s. 34) operative Society, Unlimited. 77. 荃灣葵青居民聯會(漁民組). 56. Shau Kei Wan Fishermen Friendship Association. 78. 荃灣葵青漁民會. 57. The Shau Kei Wan Pair Trawler Fishermen’s Credit Co- operative Society, Unlimited. 79. The Shau Kei Wan Stern Trawler Fishermen’s Credit Co- 58. The Shau Kei Wan Trawler Fishermen’s Credit Co-operative operative Society, Unlimited. Society, Unlimited. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 43) 59. (Repealed 7 of 2008 s. 6) 80. Sustainable Ecological Ethical Development Foundation Limited. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 43. Amended 2 of 2011 s. 32) 60. Tai O Fishermen (Coastal Fishery) Association. 81. N.T. North District Fishermen’s Association. (Added 25 of 61. The Tai O Sha Chai Min Fishermen’s Credit Co-operative 2003 s. 43) Society, Unlimited. 82. Tai Po Off Shore Fishermen’s Association. (Added 25 of 2003 62. The Tai Po Fishermen’s Credit Co-operative Society, s. 43) Unlimited. 83. Aberdeen Fisherwomen Association. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 43) 63. Tai Po Florists and Horticulturists Association. 64. (Repealed 10 of 2006 s. 46) Legislative Council Ordinance Legislative Council Ordinance

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Schedule 1A of 2008 s. 7) [s. 20D] 20. Eastern Ferry Co.

21. Expert Fortune Ltd. Composition of the Transport functional constituency 22. Far East Hydrofoil Co. Ltd. Item Body 23. Fat Kee Stevedores Ltd. 1. Parking Management and Consultancy Services Limited. 24. The Fraternity Association of N.T. Taxi Merchants. (Replaced 7 of 2008 s. 7) 25. Fraternity Taxi Owners Association. 2. Airport Authority Hong Kong. 26. G.M.B. Maxicab Operators General Association Ltd. 3. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 44) 27. The Goods Vehicle Fleet Owners Association Ltd. 4. Hong Kong Driver’s Training Association. (Replaced 14 of 2015 28. Happy Taxi Operator’s Association Ltd. s. 11) 5. The Association of N.T. Radio Taxicabs Ltd. 29. (Repealed 10 of 2006 s. 47) 6. Autotoll Limited. 30. Hoi Kong Container Services Co. Ltd. 7. The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in Hong Kong. 31. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 44) (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 44) 32. Hon Wah Public Light Bus Association Ltd. 8. China Merchants Shipping & Enterprises Co. Ltd. 33. Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited. 9. (Repealed 14 of 2015 s. 11) 34. Hong Kong & Kowloon Ferry Ltd. 10. Chu Kong Shipping Enterprises (Holdings) Co. Ltd. 35. Hong Kong Kowloon Goods Vehicles, Omnibuses and Minibuses 11. Chuen Kee Ferry Ltd. Instructors Association Limited. (Replaced 11 of 2012 s. 36) 12. Chuen Lee Radio Taxis Association Ltd. 36. Hong Kong & Kowloon Motor Boats & Tug Boats Association Limited. 13. Citybus Ltd. (Replaced 11 of 2012 s. 36) 14. Coral Sea Ferry Service Co., Ltd. 37. Hong Kong & Kowloon Radio Car Owners Association Ltd. 15. COSCO-HIT Terminals (Hong Kong) Limited. 38. Hong Kong and Kowloon Rich Radio Car Service Centre 16. CTOD Association Company Ltd. Association Ltd. 17. Turbojet Ferry Services (Guangzhou) Limited. (Replaced 25 of 39. (Repealed 14 of 2015 s. 11) 2003 s. 44) 40. HongKong Association of Freight Forwarding and Logistics 18. Discovery Bay Transportation Services Ltd. Limited. (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 44) 19. Driving Instructors Merchants Association, Limited. (Replaced 7 Legislative Council Ordinance Legislative Council Ordinance

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41. Hong Kong Automobile Association. 63. Hong Kong Logistics Management Staff 42. The Hong Kong Cargo-Vessel Traders’ Association Ltd. Association. (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 43) 64. Hong Kong Society of Articulated Vehicle Driving Instructors 43. Hong Kong Commercial Vehicle Driving Instructors Association. Ltd. (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 44) 65. The Hong Kong Stevedores Employers’ Association. 44. Hong Kong CFS and Logistics Association Limited. (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 44) 66. Hong Kong Tele-call Taxi Association. 45. Hong Kong Container Tractor Owner Association Ltd. 67. Hong Kong Tramways, Limited. (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 44) 46. Hong Kong Driving Instructors’ Association. 68. Hong Kong Transportation Warehouse Wharf Club. (Amended 11 of 2012 s. 36) 69. (Repealed 14 of 2015 s. 11) 47. Hong Kong Guangdong Transportation Association Ltd. 70. The Hongkong & Yaumati Ferry Co., Ltd. 48. The Hong Kong Institute of Marine Technology. 71. Hongkong International Terminals Ltd. 49. Hong Kong, Kowloon & NT Public & Maxicab Light Bus 72. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 44) Merchants’ United Association. 50. Hong Kong Taxi Owners’ Association Limited. 73. Institute of Advanced Motorists (Hong Kong) (Replaced 14 of 2015 s. 11) Limited. (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 44) 51. The Hong Kong Liner Shipping Association. 74. Institute of Seatransport. (Amended 14 of 2015 s. 11) 52. Hong Kong Marine Contractors Association. 75. Institute of Transport Administration (Hong Kong, China). (Amended 11 of 2012 s. 36) 53. Hong Kong Motor Car Driving Instructors Association Ltd. 76. Kowloon Fung Wong Public Light Bus Merchants & Workers’ 54. Hong Kong Pilots Association Ltd. Association Ltd. 55. Hong Kong Public & Maxicab Light Bus United Associations. 77. The Kowloon Motor Bus Company (1933) Limited. (Amended 2 of 2011 s. 33) 56. Hong Kong Public Cargo Working Areas Traders Association Ltd. 78. Kowloon Motor Driving Instructors’ Association Ltd. 57. Hong Kong Scheduled (GMB) Licensee Association. 79. The Kowloon PLB Chiu Chow Traders & Workers Friendly Association. 58. The Hong Kong School of Motoring Ltd. 80. The Kowloon Taxi Owners Association Ltd. 59. Hong Kong Sea Transport and Logistics Association Limited. (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 43) 81. Kowloon Truck Merchants Association Ltd. 60. The Hong Kong Shipowners Association Ltd. 82. (Repealed 7 of 2008 s. 7) 61. Hong Kong Shipping Circles Association Ltd. 83. Kwik Park Limited. 62. Hong Kong Shipping Industry Institute. 84. Lam Tin Wai Hoi Public Light Bus Association. (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 43) Legislative Council Ordinance Legislative Council Ordinance

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85. Lantau Taxi Association. 110. Organisation of Hong Kong Drivers. 86. Lei Yue Mun Ko Chiu Road Public Light Bus Merchants 111. (Repealed 10 of 2006 s. 47) Association Ltd. 112. Peak Tramways Co., Ltd. 87. Lok Ma Chau China—Hong Kong Freight Association. 113. (Repealed 2 of 2011 s. 33) 88. Long Win Bus Company Limited. 114. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 44) 89. (Repealed 14 of 2015 s. 11) 115. (Repealed 15 of 2016 s. 12) 90. Mack & Co. Carpark Management Limited. 116. Public and Private Light Buses Driving Instructors’ Society. 91. Marine Excursion Association Limited. (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 117. The Public Cargo Area Trade Association. 43) 92. Maritime Affairs Research Association Ltd. 118. Public Light Bus General Association. 93. MTR Corporation Limited. (Amended 13 of 2000 s. 65) 119. The Public Omnibus Operators Association Ltd. 94. Merchant Navy Officers’ Guild—Hong Kong. 120. Public Vehicle Merchants Fraternity Association. 95. Metropark Limited. 121. Quadripartite Taxi Service Association Ltd. 96. Mid-stream Holdings (HK) Limited. 122. (Repealed 15 of 2016 s. 12) 97. Mixer Truck Drivers Association. 123. River Trade Terminal Co. Ltd. 98. Modern Terminals Ltd. 124. Route 3 (CPS) Company Limited. 99. N.T. PLB Owners Association. 125. Sai Kung Public Light Bus Drivers and Owners Association. (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 44) 100. N.T. San Tin PLB (17) Owners Association. 126. Sai Kung Taxi Operators Association Ltd. 101. N.T. Taxi Merchants Association Ltd. 127. (Repealed 10 of 2006 s. 47) 102. N.T. Taxi Owners & Drivers Fraternal Association. 128. CSX World Terminals Hong Kong Limited. (Replaced 25 of 103. N.T. Taxi Radio Service General Association. 2003 s. 44) 104. N.W. Area Taxi Drivers & Operators Association. 129. Serco Group (HK) Limited. (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 44) 105. New Hong Kong Tunnel Co., Ltd. 130. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 44) 106. New Lantao Bus Co., (1973) Ltd. 131. The “Star” Ferry Co., Ltd. 107. New Territories Cargo Transport Association Ltd. 132. Sun Hing Taxi Radio Association. 108. New World First Bus Services Limited. 133. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 44) 109. North District Taxi Merchants Association. 134. Taxi Association Limited. (Replaced 7 of 2008 s. 7) Legislative Council Ordinance Legislative Council Ordinance

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135. (Repealed 9 of 2018 s. 17) 157. Wu Gang Shipping Co. Ltd. 136. Taxi Associations Federation. 158. Xiamen United Enterprises (H.K.) Ltd. 137. Taxi Dealers & Owners Association Ltd. 159. (Repealed 15 of 2016 s. 12) 138. (Repealed 15 of 2016 s. 12) 160. School Buses Operators Association Limited. (Amended 10 of 139. The Taxi Operators Association Ltd. 2006 s. 43) 161. (Repealed 10 of 2006 s. 47) 140. Taxicom Vehicle Owners Association Ltd. 162. (Repealed 15 of 2016 s. 12) 141. Transport Infrastructure Management Limited. (Replaced 7 of 2008 s. 7) 163. New World First Ferry Services Limited. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 142. Tsuen Wan PLB Commercial Association Ltd. 44) 164. Shun Tak-China Travel Macau Ferries Limited. (Replaced 14 of 143. Tuen Mun Public Light Bus Association. (Amended 10 of 2006 2015 s. 11) s. 43) 165. Hong Kong Container Drayage Services Association Limited. 144. Tung Yee Shipbuilding and Repairing Merchants General (Added 25 of 2003 s. 44) Association Limited. 166. Hong Kong Kowloon & N.T. Grab-Mounted Lorries Association (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 44) Limited. 145. (Repealed 2 of 2011 s. 33) (Added 25 of 2003 s. 44) 146. United Friendship Taxi Owners & Drivers Association Ltd. 167. Hong Kong Waste Disposal Industry Association. (Added 25 of 147. (Repealed 15 of 2016 s. 12) 2003 s. 44) 148. (Repealed 14 of 2015 s. 11) 168. HK Public-light Bus Owner & Driver Association. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 44) 149. Wai Fat Taxi Owners Association Ltd. 169. Logistics Industry & Container Truck Drivers 150. Wai Yik H.K. & Kowloon and New Territories Taxi Owners Union. (Replaced 14 of 2015 s. 11) Association. 170. The Concrete Producers Association of Hong Kong Limited. (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 44) (Added 25 of 2003 s. 44) 151. West Coast International (Parking) Limited. 171. Hongkong Guangdong Boundary Crossing Bus Association 152. Western Harbour Tunnel Co. Ltd. Limited. 153. Wilson Parking (Hong Kong) Limited. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 44) 172. Tsui Wah Ferry Service Company Limited. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 154. Wing Lee Radio Car Traders Association Ltd. 44) 155. Wing Tai Car Owners & Drivers Association Ltd. 173. Quality Driver Training Centre Limited. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 44) 156. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 44) 174. Public and Private Commercial Driving Instructors’ Society. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 44) Legislative Council Ordinance Legislative Council Ordinance

Schedule 1A Cap. 542 Schedule 1A Cap. 542

175. Shun Tak-China Travel Ship Management Limited. (Added 25 of 192. Hong Kong (Cross Border) Transportation Drivers’ Association. 2003 s. 44) (Added 25 of 2003 s. 44) 176. Cruise Ferries (HK) Limited. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 44) 193. Hong Kong Logistics Association Limited. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 177. Asia Airfreight Terminal Company Limited. (Added 25 of 2003 44) s. 44) 194. Hong Kong Container Depot and Repairer Association Limited. 178. The Hong Kong Joint Branch of The Royal Institution of Naval (Added 25 of 2003 s. 44) Architects and The Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and 195. New World Parking Management Limited. (Added 25 of 2003 s. Technology. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 44) 44) 179. The Hongkong Salvage & Towage Company Limited. (Added 25 196. The Nautical Institute—Hong Kong Branch. (Added 25 of 2003 of 2003 s. 44) s. 44) 180. The Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers, Hong Kong Branch. 197. (Repealed 11 of 2012 s. 36) (Added 25 of 2003 s. 44) 198. Worldwide Flight Services, Inc. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 44) 181. Hongkong United Dockyards Limited. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 44) 199. NT Taxi Operations Union. (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) 182. Guangdong and Hong Kong Feeder Association 200. Sun Star Taxi Operators Association. (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33. Limited. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 44) Amended 15 of 2016 s. 12) 183. Hong Kong Right Hand Drive Motors Association Limited. 201. Taxi & P.L.B. Concern Group. (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) (Added 25 of 2003 s. 44) 184. The Institute of the Motor Industry Hong Kong. (Added 25 of 202. Tai Wo Motors Limited. (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) 2003 s. 44) 203. Tuen Mun District Tourists and Passengers Omnibus Operators 185. Hong Kong Vehicle Repair Merchants Association Limited. Association Limited. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 44) (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) 186. Environmental Vehicle Repairers Association 204. Tsuen Wan District Tourists and Passengers Omnibus Operators Limited. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 44) Association Limited. 187. The Hong Kong Taxi and Public Light Bus Association Limited. (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) (Added 25 of 2003 s. 44) 205. Yuen Long District Tourists and Passengers Omnibus Operators 188. Park Island Transport Company Limited. (Added 25 of 2003 s. Association Limited. 44) (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) 189. Discovery Bay Road Tunnel Company Limited. (Added 25 of 206. Kowloon District Tourists and Passengers Omnibus Operators 2003 s. 44) Association Limited. 190. International Association of Transport Officers. (Added 25 of (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) 2003 s. 44) 207. Hong Kong District Tourists and Passengers Omnibus Operators 191. Hong Kong Express Airways Limited. Association Limited. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 44. Amended 10 of 2006 s. 43) (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) Legislative Council Ordinance Legislative Council Ordinance

Schedule 1A Cap. 542 Schedule 1B Cap. 542

208. Sino Parking Services Limited. (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) Schedule 1B 209. Urban Parking Limited. (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) [s. 20V]

210. Greater Lucky (HK) Company Limited. (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) Composition of the Sports, Performing arts, Culture and 211. China Hongkong and Macau Boundary Crossing Bus Association Limited. Publication Functional Constituency (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) 212. Ground Support Engineering Limited. (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) Part 1 213. Cathay Pacific Services Limited. (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) 214. Cathay Pacific Catering Services (H.K.) Limited. (Added 2 of District Sports Associations 2011 s. 33) 215. LSG Lufthansa Service Hong Kong Limited. (Added 2 of 2011 s. Item Body 33) 216. Gate Gourmet Hong Kong, Limited. (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) 1. Central & Western District Recreation & Sports Association. Eastern District Recreation & Sports Advancement Association 217. ECO Aviation Fuel Services Limited. (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) 2. Ltd. 218. Hong Kong Aircraft Engineering Company Limited. (Added 2 of The Federation of Tsuen Wan District Sports & Recreation 3. 2011 s. 33) Association Ltd. 219. China Aircraft Services Limited. (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) 4. Islands District Sports Association. 220. Dah Chong Hong – Dragonair Airport GSE Service Limited. Kowloon City District Recreation and Sports Council Limited. 5. (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) (Replaced 7 of 2008 s. 8) 221. Jardine Air Terminal Services Limited. (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) Kwai Tsing District Sports Association Limited. 6. 222. Service Managers Association. (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) (Replaced 7 of 2008 s. 8) 223. Driving Instructors Association. (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) 7. Kwun Tong Sports Promotion Association Ltd. 224. The Chamber of Hong Kong Logistics Industry Mong Kok District Cultural, Recreational and Sports Limited. (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) 8. Association Limited. 225. New Horizon School of Motoring Limited. (Added 2 of 2011 s. (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 45) 33) North District Sports Association Limited. 9. 226. Leinam School of Motoring Limited. (Added 2 of 2011 s. 33) (Amended 2 of 2011 s. 34) 227. TIML MOM Limited. (Added 14 of 2015 s. 11) 10. Sai Kung District Sports Association Ltd. 228. Hong Kong Taxi Association. (Added 14 of 2015 s. 11) 11. Sha Tin Sports Association Ltd. 12. Sham Shui Po Sports Association Limited. Legislative Council Ordinance Legislative Council Ordinance

Schedule 1B Cap. 542 Schedule 1B Cap. 542

(Amended 2 of 2011 s. 34) 9. Sham Shui Po Arts Association Limited. Southern District Recreation and Sports Association Limited. (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 44) 13. (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 44) 10. Southern District Arts and Culture Association Limited. 14. Tai Po Sports Association Ltd. 11. Tai Po District Arts Advancement Association. 12. Tsuen Wan Culture & Recreation Co-ordinating Association 15. Tuen Mun Sports Association Limited. Limited. Wan Chai District Arts Cultural Recreational and Sports 13. Tuen Mun Arts Promotion Association. 16. Association Limited. 14. Wong Tai Sin District Arts Council. (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 44) 15. Yau Ma Tei and Tsim Sha Tsui Culture and Arts Association 17. Wong Tai Sin District Recreation & Sports Council. Limited. 18. Yaumatei and Tsimshatsui Recreation & Sports Association Ltd. 16. Yuen Long District Arts Committee. 19. Yuen Long District Sports Association Ltd. Part 3 Part 2 Other Bodies District Arts and Culture Associations Item Body Item Body 1. All Stars Sports Association Ltd. 1. Central and Western District Association for Culture and Arts. 2. The Song Writers’ Association of Hong Kong. 2. Eastern District Arts Council Limited. (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 44) (Amended 14 of 2015 s. 12) 3. Artiste Training Alumni Association Limited. 3. Kowloon City District Arts and Culture Council. 4. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 45) 4. Kwai Chung and Tsing Yi District Culture and Arts Co- ordinating Association Limited. 5. Composers and Authors Society of Hong Kong Limited. 5. Kwun Tong District Culture and Recreation Promotion 6. Friends of the Art Museum, The Chinese University of Hong Association. Kong Limited. (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 45) 7. The Friends of the Hong Kong Museum of Art. 6. North District Arts Advancement Association Limited. 8. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 45) 7. Sai Kung Culture & Recreational Advancement Association. 9. Hong Kong Film Directors’ Guild Limited. (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 45) (Amended 15 of 2016 s. 13) 8. Sha Tin Arts Association Limited. 10. Hong Kong Anthropological Society. Legislative Council Ordinance Legislative Council Ordinance

Schedule 1B Cap. 542 Schedule 1B Cap. 542

11. Hong Kong Archaeological Society. (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 45) 12. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 45) 33. Hong Kong P.E.N. (English) Centre. 13. The Hong Kong Children’s Choir. (Amended 15 of 2016 s. 13) 34. Hong Kong Performing Artistes Guild Limited. 14. Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra Limited. (Amended 15 of 2016 s. 13) (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 44) 35. Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra. 15. Hong Kong Chinese Press Association. 36. Hong Kong Press Photographers Association. 16. Hong Kong & Macau Cinema and Theatrical Enterprise Association Limited. 37. Hong Kong Recreation Management Association Limited. (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 45) (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 45) 17. Hong Kong Cinematography Lighting Association Limited. 38. Hong Kong Repertory Theatre Limited. (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 44) (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 45) 18. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 45) 39. Hong Kong Screen Writers’ Guild Limited. (Amended 15 of 2016 s. 13) 19. Hong Kong Curators Association. 40. Hong Kong Sports Association of the Deaf. 20. Hong Kong Dance Company Limited. (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 45) 41. Hong Kong Sports Press Association Ltd. 21. Hong Kong Federation of Journalists Ltd. 42. Hong Kong Stuntman Association Limited. (Amended 15 of 2016 s. 13) 22. Hong Kong Festival Fringe Limited. (Amended 15 of 2016 s. 13) 43. Hong Kong Tai Chi Association. 23. Hong Kong Film Academy. 44. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 45) 24. Hong Kong Film Arts Association Limited. 45. Hong Kong United Arts Entertainment Company Limited. (Amended 15 of 2016 s. 13) 25. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 45) 46-47. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 45) 26. Hong Kong History Society. 48. Min Chiu Society. 27. The Hong Kong Intellectual Property Society Limited. (Replaced 7 of 2008 s. 8) 49. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 45) 28. Hong Kong Journalists Association. 50. The New Territories Regional Sports Association. (Amended 11 of 2012 s. 37) 29. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 45) 51. The Newspaper Society of Hong Kong. 30. (Repealed 7 of 2008 s. 8) 52. Pop-Music Authors Society of Hong Kong. 31. Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences Society. 53. The Hong Kong Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society. 32. Hong Kong News Executives’ Association, Limited. (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 44) Legislative Council Ordinance Legislative Council Ordinance

Schedule 1B Cap. 542 Schedule 1C Cap. 542

54. Sail Training Association of Hong Kong Limited. Schedule 1C (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 45) [s. 20W] 55. Society of Cinematographers (Hong Kong) Limited. 56. Society of Film Editors (Hong Kong) Limited. Composition of the Wholesale and Retail Functional (Amended 15 of 2016 s. 13) Constituency 57. South China Film Industry Workers’ Union. (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 44) Item Body 58. South China Research Circle. 1. Anglo-Chinese Vegetable Wholesale Merchants Association 59. The Hong Kong Swimming Teachers’ Association Limited. Limited. (Amended 2 of 2011 s. 34) (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 45) 60. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 45) 2. Association of Better Business & Tourism Services. 61. Videotage Limited. (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 46) (Amended 15 of 2016 s. 13) 3. Cheung Sha Wan Poultry United Wholesalers Association Ltd. 62. Zuni Icosahedron. 4. Chinese Medicine Merchants Association Ltd. 63. Federation of Hong Kong Filmmakers Limited. 5. Chinese Merchants (H.K.) Association Limited. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 45. Amended 10 of 2006 s. 44) (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 46. Amended 2 of 2011 s. 35) 64. Hong Kong Movie Production Executives Association Limited. 6. Chinese Paper Merchants Association Limited. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 45) (Amended 2 of 2011 s. 35) 65. Hong Kong Sports Institute Limited. 7. The Cosmetic & Perfumery Association of Hong Kong Ltd. (Added 7 of 2008 s. 8) 8. Eastern District Fresh Fish Merchants’ Society. 66. The Federation of Motion Film Producers of Hong Kong Limited. 9. Federation of Hong Kong Kowloon New Territories Hawker (Added 14 of 2015 s. 12) Associations. (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 45) 10. The Federation of Hong Kong Watch Trades and Industries Ltd. 11. HK Vegetable Wholesaler Community. 12. Hong Kong and Kowloon Bamboo Goods Merchants Association Limited. 13. Hong Kong and Kowloon Electrical Appliances Merchants Association Ltd. 14. Hong Kong Electro-Plating Merchants Association Limited. (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 45) Legislative Council Ordinance Legislative Council Ordinance

Schedule 1C Cap. 542 Schedule 1C Cap. 542

15. Hong Kong & Kowloon European Dress Merchants 32. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 46) Association. 33. Hong Kong & Kowloon Vermicelli & Noodle Manufacturing 16. Hong Kong & Kowloon Fresh Water Fish Merchants’ & Industry Merchants’ General Association. Buyers’ Association Limited. 34. Hong Kong Art Craft Merchants Association, Ltd. 17. Hong Kong & Kowloon Fruit & Vegetable Employees & 35. Hong Kong Dried Seafood and Grocery Merchants Association Employers Guild. Limited. 18. Hong Kong & Kowloon Furniture & Shop Fittings Merchants 36. Hong Kong Dyestuffs Merchants Association Limited. Association. 19. Hong Kong & Kowloon General Association of Liquor Dealers 37. Hong Kong Egg Merchants Association (Fung-Kwai-Tong). and Distillers. 38. Hong Kong Embroidery Merchants Association Limited. 20. Hong Kong & Kowloon Machine Made Paper Merchants 39. (Repealed 10 of 2006 s. 48) Association Ltd. 40. Hong Kong Flower Dealers & Workers Association. 21. Hong Kong and Kowloon Machinery and Instrument Merchants Association Ltd. 41. Hong Kong Flower Retailers Association. 22. Hong Kong & Kowloon Marine Products Merchants 42. The Hong Kong Food Council Limited. Association Ltd. (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 46) 23. Hong Kong & Kowloon Plastic Products Merchants United 43. Hong Kong Fresh Fish Merchants Association. Association Limited. 44. Hong Kong Fur Federation. 24. Hong Kong & Kowloon Poultry Dealers Guild. 45. Hong Kong Furniture & Decoration Trade Association Limited. 25. The Hong Kong & Kowloon Provisions, Wine & Spirit Dealers’ 46. Hong Kong General Chamber of Pharmacy Limited. Association Limited. (Amended 2 of 2011 s. 35) 26. Hong Kong and Kowloon Rattan Ware Merchants Association 47. Hong Kong Glass and Mirror Merchants and Manufacturers (Wing-Hing-Tong). (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 45) Association Company Limited. 27. (Repealed 10 of 2006 s. 48) 48. Hong Kong Jewellers’ & Goldsmiths’ Association Limited. 28. The Hong Kong and Kowloon Salt Merchants’ Association. 49. The Federation of Hong Kong Footwear Limited. (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 45) (Replaced 7 of 2008 s. 9) 29. Hong Kong & Kowloon Sauce & Preserved-Fruit Amalgamated 50. (Repealed 14 of 2015 s. 13) Employers Association. 51. The Hong Kong Medicine Dealers’ Guild. 30. Hong Kong & Kowloon Tea Trade Merchants Association Ltd. 52. Hong Kong Metal Merchants Association. 31. Hong Kong & Kowloon Timber Merchants Association 53. The Hong Kong Oil Merchants Association, Limited. Limited. (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 45) (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 45) 54. Hong Kong Paints & Pigments Merchants Association Ltd. Legislative Council Ordinance Legislative Council Ordinance

Schedule 1C Cap. 542 Schedule 1C Cap. 542

55. Hong Kong Petroleum, Chemicals and Pharmaceutical (Importers) Recreation Club Limited. (Replaced 7 of 2008 s. 9) Materials Merchants Association Ltd. 75. Kowloon Fresh Fish Merchants Association Limited. 56. Hong Kong Photo Marketing Association Limited. (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 45) (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 46) 76. Kowloon Fresh Meat Retailers’ Association Ltd. 57. Hong Kong Piece Goods Merchants’ Association. 77. The Kowloon Pearls, Precious Stones, Jade, Gold & Silver 58. Hong Kong Plastic Material Suppliers Association Ltd. Ornament Merchants Association. 59. Hong Kong Plumbing and Sanitary Ware Trade Association 78. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 46) Ltd. 79. Kowloon Poultry Laan Merchants Association. 60. Hong Kong Provision & Grocery General Commercial 80. The Merchants Association of First Wholesalers/Jobbery of Chamber. Imported Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Limited. 61. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 46) 81. Mongkok Vegetable Wholesale Merchants Association 62. Hong Kong Record Merchants Association Ltd. Company Limited. (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 45) 63. Hong Kong Rice Suppliers’ Association Limited. 82. The Motor Traders Association of Hong Kong. (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 46) 83. Nam Pak Hong Association. 64. Hong Kong Retail Management Association Limited. 84. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 46) (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 45) 65. Hong Kong Silk Piece-Goods Merchants’ Association. 85. Po Sau Tong Ginseng & Antler Association Hong Kong Ltd. 66. Hong Kong Stamp and Coin Dealers Association. (Amended 10 86. The Rice Merchants’ Association of Hong Kong Limited. of 2006 s. 45) 87. Shaukiwan Fishery Merchants Association. (Amended 10 of 67. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 46) 2006 s. 45) 68. (Repealed 14 of 2015 s. 13) 88-89. (Repealed 10 of 2006 s. 48) 69. Hong Kong Yee Yee Tong Chinese Medicine Merchants 90. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 46) Association Ltd. 91. (Repealed 7 of 2008 s. 9) 70. The Hong Kong & Kowloon General Merchandise Merchants’ 92. Kowloon Fruit & Vegetable Merchants Association Limited. Association Limited. (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 45) (Added 25 of 2003 s. 46) 71. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 46) 93. The Hong Kong And Kowloon Electric Trade Association. 72. Hongkong Kowloon New Territories & Overseas Fish (Added 25 of 2003 s. 46) Wholesalers Association Limited. 94. Hong Kong Poultry Wholesalers Association. 73. The Industrial Chemical Merchants’ Association Limited. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 46) (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 45) 95. Diamond Federation of Hong Kong, China Limited. 74. Kowloon Cheung Sha Wan Wholesale Vegetable Market (Added 25 of 2003 s. 46) Legislative Council Ordinance Legislative Council Ordinance

Schedule 1C Cap. 542 Schedule 1E Cap. 542

96. Tobacco Association of Hong Kong Limited. Schedule 1E (Added 7 of 2008 s. 9) [s. 20ZA] 97. Hong Kong Chinese Prepared Medicine Traders Association Limited. Composition of the Catering Functional Constituency (Added 2 of 2011 s. 35) 98. Hong Kong Chinese Medicine Industry Association Limited. (Added 2 of 2011 s. 35) Item Body 99. Hong Kong Chinese Patent Medicine Manufacturers’ 1. The Association for the Hong Kong Catering Services Association Ltd. Management Limited. (Added 2 of 2011 s. 35) 2. The Association of Restaurant Managers Limited. 3. (Repealed 14 of 2015 s. 14) 4. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 48) 5. The Hong Kong Restaurant and Eating House Merchants General Association. 6. (Repealed 25 of 2003 s. 48) 7. Hong Kong Catering Industry Association Limited. (Added 25 of 2003 s. 48; L.N. 29 of 2004)

Elections (Corrupt and Illegal Conduct) Ordinance Elections (Corrupt and Illegal Conduct) Ordinance

Section 37 Cap. 554 Section 37 Cap. 554

Elections (Corrupt and Illegal Conduct) Ordinance (b) the proceedings for the election are declared to have been terminated; (c) the election is declared to have failed. (Added 15 of 2016 (Cap. 554) s. 5) (1D) For an election to membership of the Election Committee, the

candidate must ensure that the return is lodged before the 37 Candidate to lodge election return with appropriate authority expiry of the period of 30 days after— (1) Each candidate at an election must lodge with the appropriate (a) if, according to a notice published under section 4 of the authority an election return setting out— Electoral Affairs Commission (Electoral Procedure) (a) the candidate’s election expenses at the election; and (Election Committee) Regulation (Cap. 541 sub. leg. I), (b) all election donations received by or on behalf of the the election is one of the subsector elections that are to be candidate in connection with the election. held on the same date—the date on which the subsector (1A) For an election to elect the Chief Executive, the candidate must elections become settled or, if the subsector elections ensure that the return is lodged before the expiry of the period become settled on different dates, the last of those dates; of 30 days after the date on which— or (a) the result of the election is published in the Gazette; or (b) in any other case—the date on which the election (b) the proceedings for the election are declared to have been becomes settled. (Added 15 of 2016 s. 5) terminated. (Added 15 of 2016 s. 5) (1E) For the purposes of subsection (1D), an election is settled on (1B) For an election to membership of the Legislative Council, the the date on which any of the following events occurs in relation candidate must ensure that the return is lodged before the to the election— expiry of the period of 60 days after— (a) the result of the election is notified in the Gazette; (a) if the election is held for 2 or more constituencies—the (b) a declaration that no candidate was validly nominated is date on which the election becomes settled in relation to made. (Added 15 of 2016 s. 5) all of the constituencies; or (1F) For an election to membership of any District Council, the (b) if the election is held for only 1 constituency— the date candidate must ensure that the return is lodged before the on which the election becomes settled in relation to the expiry of the period of 30 days after— constituency. (Added 15 of 2016 s. 5) (a) if the election is held for 2 or more constituencies in (1C) For the purposes of subsection (1B), an election is settled in relation to 1 or more District Councils—the date on relation to a constituency on the date on which any of the which the election becomes settled in relation to all of the following events occurs in relation to the constituency, or, if constituencies; or more than one of the following events occurs in relation to the (b) if the election is held for only 1 constituency— the date constituency, on the date on which the last of those events on which the election becomes settled in relation to the occurs— constituency. (Added 15 of 2016 s. 5) (a) the result of the election is notified in the Gazette; (1G) For the purposes of subsection (1F), an election is settled in relation to a constituency on the date on which any of the Elections (Corrupt and Illegal Conduct) Ordinance Elections (Corrupt and Illegal Conduct) Ordinance

Section 37 Cap. 554 Section 37 Cap. 554

following events occurs in relation to the constituency— officer for the election; (a) the result of the election is notified in the Gazette; (b) the proceedings for the election are declared to have been (b) the proceedings for the election are declared to have been terminated; terminated; (c) the election is declared to have failed. (Added 15 of 2016 (c) the election is declared to have failed. (Added 15 of 2016 s. 5) s. 5) (1L) For a Rural Representative election for a Rural Area, the (1H) For an election relating to the Heung Yee Kuk, the candidate candidate must ensure that the return is lodged before the must ensure that the return is lodged before the expiry of the expiry of the period of 30 days after— period of 30 days after— (a) if, according to a notice under section 20(3)(b) of the (a) if the election is held for 2 or more vacancies— the date Rural Representative Election Ordinance (Cap. 576) or on which the election becomes settled in relation to all of section 6 of the Electoral Procedure (Rural Representative the vacancies; or Election) Regulation (Cap. 541 sub. leg. L), the election (b) if the election is held for only 1 vacancy—the date on is one of the Rural Representative elections in relation to which the election becomes settled in relation to the the same Rural Committee that are to be held on the same vacancy. (Added 15 of 2016 s. 5) date—the date on which the Rural Representative (1I) For the purposes of subsection (1H), an election is settled in elections become settled or, if the Rural Representative relation to a vacancy on the date on which any of the following elections become settled on different dates, the last of events occurs in relation to the vacancy— those dates; or (a) the result of the election is announced by the returning (b) in any other case—the date on which the election officer for the election; becomes settled. (Added 15 of 2016 s. 5) (b) the election is declared to be invalid. (Added 15 of 2016 s. (1M) For the purposes of subsection (1L), an election is settled on the 5) date on which any of the following events occurs in relation to (1J) For an election relating to a Rural Committee, the candidate the election, or, if more than one of the following events occurs must ensure that the return is lodged before the expiry of the in relation to the election, on the date on which the last of those period of 30 days after— events occurs— (a) if the election is held for 2 or more offices—the date on (a) the result of the election is notified in the Gazette; which the election becomes settled in relation to all of the (b) the proceedings for the election are declared to have been offices; or terminated; (b) if the election is held for only 1 office—the date on which (c) the election is declared to have failed. (Added 15 of 2016 the election becomes settled in relation to the office. s. 5) (Added 15 of 2016 s. 5) (1N) Despite subsections (1A), (1B), (1D), (1F), (1H), (1J) and (1L), (1K) For the purposes of subsection (1J), an election is settled in the return may be lodged within any extended period allowed relation to an office on the date on which any of the following by the Court under section 40. (Added 15 of 2016 s. 5) events occurs in relation to the office— (2) The candidate must ensure that the return— (a) the result of the election is announced by the returning (a) (Repealed 15 of 2016 s. 5) Elections (Corrupt and Illegal Conduct) Ordinance Elections (Corrupt and Illegal Conduct) Ordinance

Section 37 Cap. 554 Section 37 Cap. 554

(b) is accompanied— section 1(1) of the Schedule to the Chief Executive Election (i) in the case of each election expense of $100 or more, Ordinance (Cap. 569) (as read together with section 1(2)(b) of by an invoice and a receipt giving particulars of the that Schedule). (Added 15 of 2016 s. 5) expenditure; and (ii) in the case of each election donation of more than $1,000 or, in the case of an election donation consisting of goods or a service, of more than $1,000 in value, by a copy of the receipt issued to the donor giving particulars of the donor and the donation; and (iii) where an election donation or part of an election donation that was received by or on behalf of the candidate in connection with the election was not used for that purpose was disposed of in accordance with section 19, by a copy of the receipt given by the recipient of the donation or part; and (iv) where an election donation or part of an election donation that was received by or on behalf of the candidate in connection with the election was not used for that purpose was not disposed of in accordance with section 19(3), by an explanation setting out the reason why it was not disposed of in accordance with that section; and (v) by a declaration in a form provided or specified by the appropriate authority verifying the contents of the return. (3) For the purposes of subsection (2), an invoice and a receipt for an election expense may be included in the same document. (4) In this section— Rural Representative election ( 鄉郊代表選舉) means a rural ordinary election as defined by section 2(1) of the Rural Representative Election Ordinance (Cap. 576) or a rural by- election as defined by that section; subsector election ( 界別分組選舉) has the meaning given by Elections (Corrupt and Illegal Conduct) Ordinance Elections (Corrupt and Illegal Conduct) Ordinance

Section 41 Cap. 554 Section 41 Cap. 554

41 Appropriate authority to keep election returns (1H), (1J) or (1L)—the 30th day before the first anniversary of the date of the deadline for lodging the (1) The appropriate authority must keep at the office of the relevant election return under that section (disregarding authority— (Amended 18 of 2011 s. 48) any order made by the Court under section 40); or (a) all election returns lodged with the authority under (b) for an election referred to in section 37(1B)— the 60th section 37; and day before the first anniversary of the date of the deadline (b) all copies of election returns lodged with the authority for lodging the relevant election return under that section under section 37A. (disregarding any order made by the Court under section (2) The appropriate authority must, during the relevant period, 40). (Amended 15 of 2016 s. 6) ensure that copies of the documents kept under subsection (1) are made available for inspection by any person who, during the authority’s business hours, asks to inspect any of the documents. (3) If a person asks for a copy of a document or part of a document kept under subsection (1), the appropriate authority must provide the person with such a copy, subject to payment of a copying fee not exceeding an amount calculated in accordance with a rate fixed in accordance with subsection (4). (4) The appropriate authority is required, by notice published in the Gazette, to fix a rate for the purposes of subsection (3). The fixing of the rate is subject to the approval of the Financial Secretary. Such a notice is not subsidiary legislation for the purposes of the Interpretation and General Clauses Ordinance (Cap. 1). (5) After the end of the relevant period, the appropriate authority may arrange for the documents kept by the authority under subsection (1) to be destroyed, but if, during that period, a candidate who has lodged any of the documents with the authority asks for it to be returned to the candidate, the authority must comply with the request. (6) For the purposes of this section, the relevant period, in relation to a document lodged with the appropriate authority, is the period beginning with the time when the document is lodged with the authority and ending with— (Amended 15 of 2016 s. 6) (a) for an election referred to in section 37(1A), (1D), (1F), Elections (Corrupt and Illegal Conduct) Ordinance Chief Executive Election Ordinance

Schedule Cap. 554 Schedule: Part 2 Cap. 569

Schedule Chief Executive Election Ordinance [s. 37A] Limit Prescribed for Election Concerned for Purposes (Cap. 569) of Section 37A

Item Election Limit 1. An election to elect the Chief Executive $5,000 Schedule 2. An election to elect a Member or Members of the $5,000 Legislative Council for the District Council [ss. 2, 8, 16, 26, 43 & 47] (second) functional constituency within the meaning of the Legislative Council Ordinance (Cap. Election Committee 542) 3. An election to elect a Member or Members of the $3,000 Part 2 Legislative Council for any geographical constituency within the meaning of the Legislative Membership of Election Committee Council Ordinance (Cap. 542) 4. An election to elect a Member or Members of the $500 Legislative Council for any functional constituency Table 5 within the meaning of the Legislative Council Ordinance (Cap. 542) other than the District Composition of Subsectors Referred to in Section 2(5)(c) Council (second) functional constituency (Subsectors without an equivalent functional constituency) 5. An election to elect a member or members of the $500 Election Committee Item Subsector Constituents 6. An election to elect a member or members of a $500 1. Hong Kong Members of the Hong Kong Chinese Enterprises District Council Chinese Association entitled to vote at general meetings of the 7. An election to elect a member or members of the $200 Enterprises Association. Heung Yee Kuk Association 8. An election to elect the Chairman or Vice-Chairman $200 2. Tourism (1A) Travel industry members of the body known or a member of the Executive Committee of a Rural immediately before 1 April 2001 as the Hong Committee Kong Tourist Association, entitled immediately 9. An election to elect a Rural Representative $200 before that date, under the constitution of that (Amended 5 of 2014 s. 73) body in force immediately before that date, to vote at general meetings of that body. Chief Executive Election Ordinance Chief Executive Election Ordinance

Schedule: Part 2 Cap. 569 Schedule: Part 2 Cap. 569

(Added 25 of 2003 s. 56) (i) Association of Hong Kong & Kowloon (1) Members of the Travel Industry Council of Practitioners of Chinese Medicine, Limited; Hong Kong entitled to vote at general meetings (j) Hong Kong Chinese Medicine Practitioners of the Council. Association Limited, (2) Members of The Board of Airline who are Chinese medicine practitioners entitled Representatives in Hong Kong. to vote at the general meetings of the respective (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 56. Amended 10 of bodies. 2006 s. 32) (Replaced 1 of 2011 s. 9) 3. Hotel (1) Members of the Hong Kong Hotels Association (2) Registered Chinese medicine practitioners entitled to vote at general meetings of the registered under the Chinese Medicine Association. Ordinance (Cap. 549). (2) Members of the Federation of Hong Kong Hotel (Added 1 of 2011 s. 9) Owners Limited entitled to vote at general 5. Higher (1) Full-time academic staff engaged in teaching or meetings of the Federation. education research and administrative staff of equivalent (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 32) rank in— 4. Chinese (1) Members of— (a) institutions of higher education funded medicine through the University Grants Committee; (a) The Hong Kong Association of Traditional (b) approved post secondary colleges Chinese Medicine Limited; registered under the Post Secondary (b) International General Chinese Herbalists Colleges Ordinance (Cap. 320); and Medicine Professionals Association (c) technical colleges established under the Limited; Vocational Training Council Ordinance (c) Sin-Hua Herbalists’ and Herb Dealers’ (Cap. 1130); Promotion Society Limited; (d) The Hong Kong Academy for Performing (d) Society of Practitioners of Chinese Herbal Arts; Medicine Limited; (e) The Open University of Hong Kong. (e) The Hong Kong T.C.M. Orthopaedic and (Amended 25 of 2003 s. 56; 14 of 2015 s. Traumatic Association Limited; 15) (f) The Hong Kong Federation of China of (f)-(m) (Repealed 14 of 2015 s. 15) Traditional Chinese Medicine; (1A) Full-time academic staff engaged in teaching or (g) Hong Kong Acupuncturists Association; research and administrative staff of equivalent (h) Hong Kong Chinese Herbalists Association rank in the institutions which— Limited; (a) offer post secondary education leading to Chief Executive Election Ordinance Chief Executive Election Ordinance

Schedule: Part 2 Cap. 569 Schedule: Part 2 Cap. 569

the award of any qualification entered into (j) the Council of the Hong Kong Baptist the Qualifications Register established University; under the Accreditation of Academic and (k) the Council of Lingnan University; Vocational Qualifications Ordinance (Cap. (l) the Board of Governors of the Hong Kong 592); and Shue Yan University; (b) are set up by— (Amended 25 of 2003 s. 56; 7 of 2008 s. (i) an institution of higher education 10) funded through the University Grants (m) the Board of Governors of the Caritas Committee; Institute of Higher Education; (ii) The Hong Kong Academy for (Added 25 of 2003 s. 56. Amended 11 of Performing Arts; or 2012 s. 39; 14 of 2015 s. 15) (iii) The Open University of Hong Kong. (n) the Board of Governors of the Chu Hai (Added 14 of 2015 s. 15) College of Higher Education; (2) Members of— (Added 14 of 2015 s. 15) (a) the Council of the University of Hong (o) the Board of Governors of the Centennial Kong; College; (b) the Council of The Chinese University of (Added 14 of 2015 s. 15) Hong Kong; (p) the Board of Governors of the Tung Wah (c) the Council of The Hong Kong University College; of Science and Technology; (Added 14 of 2015 s. 15) (d) the Council of the City University of Hong (q) the Board of Governors of the Hang Seng Kong; Management College; (e) the Council of The Hong Kong Polytechnic (Added 14 of 2015 s. 15) University; (r) the Board of Governors of the Hong Kong (f) the Council of The Hong Kong Academy Nang Yan College of Higher Education; for Performing Arts; (Added 14 of 2015 s. 15) (g) the Council of The Open University of (s) the Board of Governors of the HKCT Hong Kong; Institute of Higher Education; (h) the Vocational Training Council; (Added 14 of 2015 s. 15. Amended 15 of (Amended 10 of 2006 s. 32) 2016 s. 14) (i) the Council of The Education University of (t) the Board of Governors of the Gratia Hong Kong; Christian College. (Amended 6 of 2016 s. 2) (Added 15 of 2016 s. 14) Chief Executive Election Ordinance Chief Executive Election Ordinance

Schedule: Part 2 Cap. 569 Schedule: Part 2 Cap. 569

6. Education (1) Registered teachers registered under the Kong Incorporation Ordinance (Cap. Education Ordinance (Cap. 279). 1092). (2) Permitted teachers engaged in full-time (Replaced 25 of 2003 s. 56. Amended 10 of employment in schools registered or 2006 s. 32) provisionally registered under the Education (5) Registered managers of schools registered Ordinance (Cap. 279). under the Education Ordinance (Cap. 279). (3) Teachers and principals of schools entirely 7. Employers’ Members of the Employers’ Federation of Hong Kong maintained and controlled by the Government. Federation entitled to vote at general meetings of the Federation. (4) Persons whose principal or only employment is of Hong that of full-time teaching with the following Kong bodies— 8. Social (1) Social workers registered under the Social (a) technical institutes, industrial training welfare Workers Registration Ordinance (Cap. 505). centres and skills centres established under (2) Corporate members of the Hong Kong Council the Vocational Training Council Ordinance of Social Service entitled to vote at general (Cap. 1130); meetings of the Council. (b) industrial training centres established under (3) Exempted societies within the meaning of the the repealed Industrial Training Societies Ordinance (Cap. 151) that have been (Construction Industry) Ordinance (Cap. operating with paid employees to provide 317) and maintained under the Construction service on a regular basis in accordance with Industry Council Ordinance (Cap. 587); the following aims for a period of 12 months (Amended 12 of 2006 s. 84) immediately before making the application for (ba) industrial training centres established under registration as a voter— the Construction Industry Council (a) to promote the co-ordination and Ordinance (Cap. 587); improvement of social service activities; (Added 12 of 2006 s. 84) (b) to develop resources, such as manpower, (c) industrial training centres established under funds and data, for social service activities; the Industrial Training (Clothing Industry) or Ordinance (Cap. 318); (c) to promote public understanding of social (d) Hong Chi Association—Hong Chi Pinehill service needs and the role of the voluntary Integrated Vocational Training Centre; agencies in meeting those needs, (Replaced 18 of 2011 s. 52) and which publish their annual reports and (e) Caritas Lok Mo Integrated Vocational audited accounts or certified accounts with Training Centre of Caritas-Hong Kong regard to annual income and expenditure. incorporated under the Caritas—Hong (4) Non-profit making companies registered under Chief Executive Election Ordinance

Schedule: Part 2 Cap. 569

the Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622), or a former Companies Ordinance as defined by section 2(1) of the Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622), that have been operating with paid employees to provide service on a regular basis in accordance with the following aims for a period of 12 months immediately before making the application for registration as a voter— (Amended 28 of 2012 ss. 912 & 920) (a) to promote the co-ordination and improvement of social service activities; (b) to develop resources, such as manpower, funds and data, for social service activities; or (c) to promote public understanding of social service needs and the role of the voluntary agencies in meeting those needs, and which publish their annual reports and audited accounts or certified accounts with regard to annual income and expenditure.