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Islands District (Nomination Period: 2-15 October 2015)

2015 DISTRICT COUNCIL ORDINARY ELECTION LIST OF NAMES AND EMBLEMS OF PRESCRIBED BODIES AND PERSONS REQUESTED BY CONTESTED CANDIDATES FOR PRINTING ON BALLOT PAPER ISLANDS DISTRICT (NOMINATION PERIOD: 2-15 OCTOBER 2015) Constituency Candidate Candidate Name INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE Constituency Organization 1 Organization 2 Organization 3 Code No (Alias) / NON-AFFILIATED CANDIDATE YU HON KWAN T01 Lantau 1 INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE (RANDY) T01 Lantau 2 LAU KING CHEUNG INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE T01 Lantau 3 YUEN YUK WAH NON-AFFILIATED CANDIDATE T01 Lantau 4 TAM SAU NGOR INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE LEUNG HON WAI T02 Yat Tung Estate North 1 NON-AFFILIATED CANDIDATE (JIMMY) T02 Yat Tung Estate North 2 TANG KA PIU FTU LO KWONG SHING T03 Yat Tung Estate South 1 DAB ANDY THE DEMOCRATIC POWER FOR T03 Yat Tung Estate South 2 KWOK PING PARTY DEMOCRACY T04 Tung Chung North 1 FU HIU LAM SAMMI NEW PEOPLE' S PARTY YU CHUN CHEUNG T04 Tung Chung North 2 CIVIC PARTY PETER T05 Tung Chung South 1 WONG CHUN YEUNG INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE CHOW HO DING T05 Tung Chung South 2 DAB HOLDEN CHIU TAK WAI T06 Discovery Bay 1 INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE (FRANCIS) YUNG WING SHEUNG POWER FOR T06 Discovery Bay 2 AMY CIVIC PARTY DEMOCRACY (AMY YUNG) HU ZILIANG T06 Discovery Bay 3 NON-AFFILIATED CANDIDATE (JIMMY) Constituency Candidate Candidate Name INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE Constituency Organization 1 Organization 2 Organization 3 Code No (Alias) / NON-AFFILIATED CANDIDATE T09 Cheung Chau South 1 LAM KIT SING T09 Cheung Chau South 2 LEUNG KWOK HO INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE T09 Cheung Chau South 3 KWONG KOON WAN BPA T10 Cheung Chau North 1 LEE KWAI CHUN DAB T10 Cheung Chau North 2 KWONG WAI KUEN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE * Under the Particulars Relating to Candidates on Ballot Papers (Legislative Council and District Councils) Regulation (Cap. 541M), candidates in Legislative Council and District Council elections and by-elections may apply to have certain particulars printed on the ballot papers, including the registered names, registered abbreviations of names and registered emblems of prescribed bodies; and the registered emblems of prescribed persons. All the above registration of the names and emblems of prescribed bodies and persons have been approved by the Electoral Affairs Commission. Note: Please also refer to the Register maintained under section 20 of the Particulars Relating to Candidates on Ballot Papers (Legislative Council and District Councils) Regulation (Cap. 541M), which may contains additional information (e.g. name of the body, abbreviation of the name of the body and emblem of the body) provided by some prescribed bodies in Chinese only. [Source of information: Forms of “Request by a candidate for Legislative Council functional constituency or a sole candidate on a Legislative Council nomination list or by a candidate for a District Council constituency for printing of particulars relating to the candidate on a ballot paper” submitted by candidates.].

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