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Replies to Initial Written Questions Raised by Finance Committee Members in Examining the Estimates of Expenditure 2012-13 Index page Director of Bureau: Secretary for Transport and Housing Session No. : 7 File name : THB(T)-1-e1.doc Reply Question Reply Question Reply Question Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. THB(T)001 0104 THB(T)024 1038 THB(T)047 1129 THB(T)002 2844 THB(T)025 1329 THB(T)048 1130 THB(T)003 2845 THB(T)026 0654 THB(T)049 1131 THB(T)004 2846 THB(T)027 2352 THB(T)050 1132 THB(T)005 3150 THB(T)028 1351 THB(T)051 2073 THB(T)006 3151 THB(T)029 2014 THB(T)052 2538 THB(T)007 3152 THB(T)030 1330 THB(T)053 0105 THB(T)008 1377 THB(T)031 1331 THB(T)054 0124 THB(T)009 0686 THB(T)032 0370 THB(T)055 0566 THB(T)010 1327 THB(T)033 0027 THB(T)056 3153 THB(T)011 1106 THB(T)034 0028 THB(T)057 3154 THB(T)012 1108 THB(T)035 0395 THB(T)058 3155 THB(T)013 1109 THB(T)036 0396 THB(T)059 3156 THB(T)014 1110 THB(T)037 2368 THB(T)060 3157 THB(T)015 1111 THB(T)038 2529 THB(T)061 3158 THB(T)016 1112 THB(T)039 2530 THB(T)062 3159 THB(T)017 1113 THB(T)040 2531 THB(T)063 3160 THB(T)018 0278 THB(T)041 2532 THB(T)064 2013 THB(T)019 0279 THB(T)042 2533 THB(T)065 0075 THB(T)020 0650 THB(T)043 2534 THB(T)066 0414 THB(T)021 0651 THB(T)044 3487 THB(T)067 0415 THB(T)022 2020 THB(T)045 3490 THB(T)068 0416 THB(T)023 1486 THB(T)046 1128 THB(T)069 0417 Reply Question Reply Question Reply Question Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. THB(T)070 0667 THB(T)093 0917 THB(T)116 3316 THB(T)071 2100 THB(T)094 2233 THB(T)117 3317 THB(T)072 2107 THB(T)095 0002 THB(T)118 3503 THB(T)073 0933 THB(T)096 0873 THB(T)119 2015 THB(T)074 0934 THB(T)097 1880 THB(T)120 2017 THB(T)075 0935 THB(T)098 1602 THB(T)121 2018 THB(T)076 1332 THB(T)099 1603 THB(T)122 2019 THB(T)077 1333 THB(T)100 2710 THB(T)123 0408 THB(T)078 2238 THB(T)101 1496 THB(T)124 0409 THB(T)079 2239 THB(T)102 1497 THB(T)125 0410 THB(T)080 2240 THB(T)103 1498 THB(T)126 0411 THB(T)081 2242 THB(T)104 1499 THB(T)127 0412 THB(T)082 1042 THB(T)105 1501 THB(T)128 0418 THB(T)083 1043 THB(T)106 1502 THB(T)129 0419 THB(T)084 1044 THB(T)107 1503 THB(T)130 0420 THB(T)085 1045 THB(T)108 1527 THB(T)131 0541 THB(T)086 1046 THB(T)109 1220 THB(T)132 0542 THB(T)087 1047 THB(T)110 1221 THB(T)133 1894 THB(T)088 1048 THB(T)111 2046 THB(T)134 1895 THB(T)089 1150 THB(T)112 2484 THB(T)135 1896 THB(T)090 1151 THB(T)113 2437 THB(T)136 1897 THB(T)091 1152 THB(T)114 3314 THB(T)137 1898 THB(T)092 1153 THB(T)115 3315 THB(T)138 2056 Reply Question Reply Question Reply Question Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. THB(T)139 2057 THB(T)162 0506 THB(T)140 2235 THB(T)163 2952 THB(T)141 2236 THB(T)164 1218 THB(T)142 2237 THB(T)165 1477 THB(T)143 2241 THB(T)166 1478 THB(T)144 1146 THB(T)167 1479 THB(T)145 1147 THB(T)168 1480 THB(T)146 1148 THB(T)169 1481 THB(T)147 1149 THB(T)170 2376 THB(T)148 2283 THB(T)171 2507 THB(T)149 1011 THB(T)172 2508 THB(T)150 2072 THB(T)173 1996 THB(T)151 0394 THB(T)174 0638 THB(T)152 2724 THB(T)153 1512 THB(T)154 1513 THB(T)155 1514 THB(T)156 1515 THB(T)157 1516 THB(T)158 1517 THB(T)159 1518 THB(T)160 1519 THB(T)161 0481 Replies to initial written questions raised by Finance Committee Members in examining the Estimates of Expenditure 2012-13 Director of Bureau : Secretary for Transport and Housing Session No. : 7 Reply Serial No Question Name of Member Head Programme Serial No. THB(T)001 0104 CHAN Hak-kan 28 Air Services THB(T)002 2844 CHAN Tanya 28 Air Traffic Management THB(T)003 2845 CHAN Tanya 28 Air Traffic Management THB(T)004 2846 CHAN Tanya 28 Air Traffic Engineering and Standards THB(T)005 3150 CHAN Tanya 28 Air Traffic Management THB(T)006 3151 CHAN Tanya 28 Air Traffic Management THB(T)007 3152 CHAN Tanya 28 Air Traffic Management THB(T)008 1377 CHAN Wai-yip, Albert 28 Air Services THB(T)009 0686 HO Chung-tai, Raymond 28 Air Traffic Management THB(T)010 1327 IP Wai-ming 28 - THB(T)011 1106 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 28 Airport Standards THB(T)012 1108 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 28 Airport Standards THB(T)013 1109 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 28 Air Traffic Management THB(T)014 1110 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 28 Air Traffic Management THB(T)015 1111 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 28 Air Traffic Management THB(T)016 1112 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 28 Air Traffic Management THB(T)017 1113 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 28 Air Services THB(T)018 0278 LAU Wong-fat 28 Flight Standards THB(T)019 0279 LAU Wong-fat 28 Air Traffic Management THB(T)020 0650 LEE Wing-tat 28 Air Traffic Management THB(T)021 0651 LEE Wing-tat 28 Air Services THB(T)022 2020 CHENG Kar-foo, Andrew 33 Provision of Land and Infrastructure THB(T)023 1486 WONG Yung-kan 33 Port and Marine Facilities THB(T)024 1038 CHAN Hak-kan 42 Mechanical Installations Safety THB(T)025 1329 IP Wai-ming 42 Mechanical Installations Safety THB(T)026 0654 LEE Wing-tat 42 Mechanical Installations Safety THB(T)027 2352 LI Fung-ying 42 Mechanical Installations Safety THB(T)028 1351 CHAN Wai-yip, Albert 60 Capital Projects THB(T)029 2014 CHENG Kar-foo, Andrew 60 Railway Development THB(T)030 1330 IP Wai-ming 60 Capital Projects THB(T)031 1331 IP Wai-ming 60 Railway Development THB(T)032 0370 LAU Wong-fat 60 District and Maintenance Works THB(T)033 0027 SHEK Lai-him, Abraham 60 Capital Projects THB(T)034 0028 SHEK Lai-him, Abraham 60 Technical Services THB(T)035 0395 SHEK Lai-him, Abraham 60 Capital Projects THB(T)036 0396 SHEK Lai-him, Abraham 60 Railway Development THB(T)037 2368 WONG Kwok-kin 60 Capital Projects THB(T)038 2529 WONG Sing-chi 60 Capital Projects THB(T)039 2530 WONG Sing-chi 60 Capital Projects THB(T)040 2531 WONG Sing-chi 60 District and Maintenance Works THB(T)041 2532 WONG Sing-chi 60 District and Maintenance Works THB(T)042 2533 WONG Sing-chi 60 Railway Development THB(T)043 2534 WONG Sing-chi 60 Railway Development THB(T)044 3487 CHAN Tanya 100 Local Services THB(T)045 3490 CHAN Tanya 100 Government Fleet THB(T)046 1128 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 100 Services to Ships THB(T)047 1129 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 100 Services to Ships THB(T)048 1130 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 100 Infrastructure THB(T)049 1131 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 100 Infrastructure THB(T)050 1132 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 100 Port Services THB(T)051 2073 LI Fung-ying 100 Services to Ships THB(T)052 2538 WONG Sing-chi 100 Port Services THB(T)053 0105 CHAN Hak-kan 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)054 0124 CHAN Hak-kan 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)055 0566 CHAN Tanya 158 Air and Sea Communications and Logistics Development THB(T)056 3153 CHAN Tanya 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)057 3154 CHAN Tanya 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)058 3155 CHAN Tanya 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)059 3156 CHAN Tanya 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)060 3157 CHAN Tanya 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)061 3158 CHAN Tanya 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)062 3159 CHAN Tanya 158 Air and Sea Communications and Logistics Development THB(T)063 3160 CHAN Tanya 158 Air and Sea Communications and Logistics Development THB(T)064 2013 CHENG Kar-foo, Andrew 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)065 0075 CHEUNG Hok-ming 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)066 0414 CHEUNG Hok-ming 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)067 0415 CHEUNG Hok-ming 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)068 0416 CHEUNG Hok-ming 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)069 0417 CHEUNG Hok-ming 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)070 0667 FUNG Kin-kee, Frederick 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)071 2100 HO Sau-lan, Cyd 158 - THB(T)072 2107 HO Sau-lan, Cyd 158 - THB(T)073 0933 IP LAU Suk-yee, Regina 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)074 0934 IP LAU Suk-yee, Regina 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)075 0935 IP LAU Suk-yee, Regina 158 Air and Sea Communications and Logistics Development THB(T)076 1332 IP Wai-ming 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)077 1333 IP Wai-ming 158 Air and Sea Communications and Logistics Development THB(T)078 2238 KAM Nai-wai 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)079 2239 KAM Nai-wai 158 Air and Sea Communications and Logistics Development THB(T)080 2240 KAM Nai-wai 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)081 2242 KAM Nai-wai 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)082 1042 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 158 Air and Sea Communications and Logistics Development THB(T)083 1043 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 158 Air and Sea Communications and Logistics Development THB(T)084 1044 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 158 Air and Sea Communications and Logistics Development THB(T)085 1045 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 158 Air and Sea Communications and Logistics Development THB(T)086 1046 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 158 Air and Sea Communications and Logistics Development THB(T)087 1047 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 158 Air and Sea Communications and Logistics Development THB(T)088 1048 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 158 Air and Sea Communications and Logistics Development THB(T)089 1150 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)090 1151 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)091 1152 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)092 1153 LAU Kin-yee, Miriam 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)093 0917 LEE Wing-tat 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)094 2233 LEE Wing-tat 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)095 0002 LEUNG Kwan-yuen, 158 Air and Sea Communications Andrew and Logistics Development THB(T)096 0873 LEUNG Kwok-hung 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)097 1880 LEUNG Mei-fun, Priscilla 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)098 1602 LI Wah-ming, Fred 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)099 1603 LI Wah-ming, Fred 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)100 2710 SHEK Lai-him, Abraham 158 Land and Waterborne Transport THB(T)101 1496
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