Eighth SAR Legislative Council formed
The eighth Legislative Council of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region has been successfully formed, as all 90 seats have been filled following the smooth completion of the election yesterday (December 7).
The elected members are:
Geographical constituencies
Hong Kong Island East
Ng Chau Pei
Chik Kit Ling Elaine
Hong Kong Island West
Chan Judy Kapui
Chan Hok Fung
Kowloon East
Tang Ka Piu
Cheung Pui Kong
Kowloon West
Leung Man Kwong
Cheng Wing Shun Vincent
Kowloon Central
Yang Wing Kit
Lee Wai King Starry
New Territories South East
Ip Ngo Tung Chris
Fong Kwok Shan Christine
New Territories North
Tam Chun Kwok
Yiu Ming
New Territories North West
Chow Ho Ding Holden
Chong Ho Fung
New Territories South West
Kwok Fu Yung
Chan Wing Yan
New Territories North East
Chan Hak Kan
Lee Tsz King Dominic
Functional constituencies
Heung Yee Kuk
Lau Ip Keung Kenneth
Agriculture and fisheries
Chan Pok Chi
Insurance
Chan Pui Leung
Transport
Lam Ming Fung Lothair
Education
Tang Fei
Legal
Chan Hiu Fung Nicholas (Nick)
Accountancy
Ng Kam Wah Webster
Medical and health services
Lam Tzit Yuen David
Engineering
Bok Kwok Ming Aaron
Architectural, surveying, planning and landscape
Lau Man Kwan Julia
Labour
Chau Siu Chung
Lee Kwong Yu
Lam Wai Kong
Social welfare
Chan Man Yee Grace
Real estate and construction
Wong Ho Ming Augustine
Tourism
Kong Man Wai Vivian
Commercial (first)
Lamport Jonathan Stuart
Commercial (second)
Yao Cho Fai Andrew
Commercial (third)
Yim Kong (Erik Yim)
Industrial (first)
Wong Wing Wai
Industrial (second)
Ng Wing Ka
Finance
Chan Chun Ying
Financial services
Lee Wai Wang Robert
Sports, performing arts, culture and publication
Fok Kai Kong Kenneth
Import and export
Chung Ki Fung
Textiles and garment
Tan Sunny
Wholesale and retail
Shiu Ka Fai
Technology and innovation
Chiu Duncan
Catering
Leung Chun (Jonathan)
Hong Kong Special
Administrative Region
deputies to the National
People's Congress, Hong
Kong Special
Administrative Region
members of the National
Committee of the Chinese
People's Political
Consultative Conference
and representatives of
relevant national
organisations
Chan Yung
Election Committee constituency
Yiu Pak Leung
Lee Ka Kui (Elvin Lee)
Man Wing Yee Ginny
Ng Kit Chong
Ng Wun Kit
Lau Chi Pang
Tang Ming Sum Michelle
Lau Ka Keung
Fan Hoi Kit
So Shiu Tsung Thomas
Hung Kam In
Ho Chun Yin Steven
Koon Ho Ming Peter Douglas
Wu Yingpeng
Wong Kam Fai William
Chan Wing Kwong
Lee Chun Keung
Ho Kwan Yiu (Junius)
Lam Siu Lo Andrew
Chan Han Pan (Ben)
Ho King Hong Adrian Pedro
Ngai Ming Tak
Fan Chun Wah Andrew
Chan Chung Yee Alan
Chan Hoi Yan
Leung Tsz Wing Dennis
Quat Elizabeth (EQ)
Chu Lap Wai
Chan Siu Hung
Lam Lam Nixie
Chuang Ka Pun Albert
Lee Hoey Simon
Lam Chun Sing
Wong Kwok Kingsley
Wong Kam Leung
Kan Wai Mun Carmen
Leung Mei Fun (Priscilla)
Chan Man Ki Maggie
Chan Cho Kwong
Chen Chung Nin Rock
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Hong Kong Customs to publicise Dealers in Precious Metals and Stones Regulatory Regime at jewellery exhibition
Hong Kong Customs will set up a booth at the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show, to be held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC), from tomorrow (March 4) for five consecutive days to publicise the Dealers in Precious Metals and Stones Regulatory Regime (Regime), and will provide on-site counter services to assist non-Hong Kong dealers in submitting cash transaction reports during their participation in the exhibition.
According to the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing Ordinance (Cap. 615), unless exempted, any person who is seeking to carry on a business of dealing in precious metals and stones and engage in any transaction(s) (whether making or receiving a payment) with a total value at or above HK$120,000 in Hong Kong is required to register with Hong Kong Customs and fulfil his/her anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing statutory obligations as appropriate.All dealers in precious metals and stones must successfully obtain a relevant registration before they can carry out any cash or non-cash transaction(s) with a total value at or above HK$120,000.
For non-Hong Kong dealers fulfilling the prescribed conditions (including those who come to Hong Kong to participate in exhibitions), although they are exempt from registration, they are required to submit to Hong Kong Customs a cash transaction report for any cash transaction(s) (whether making or receiving a payment) with a total value at or above HK$120,000 carried out in Hong Kong within one day after the transaction, or before the dealer or the person acting on behalf of the dealer leaves Hong Kong, whichever is earlier.
Non-Hong Kong dealers can make an online submission of a cash transaction report via the Regime's webpage atwww.drs.customs.gov.hkby accessing the Dealers in Precious Metals and Stones Registration System. Details of the submission procedures are set out at www.drs.customs.gov.hk/download/drsform/Information%20Sheet%20-%20Submission%20of%20Cash%20Transaction%20Report%20by%20using%20DRS.pdf.
Non-Hong Kong dealers can also download the related form atwww.drs.customs.gov.hk/download/drsform/CED418_Form%208_Cash%20transaction%20report.pdfand then submit the report in person at Hong Kong Customs' booth in the exhibition.
The Hong Kong Customs' booth (Booth 1C-C18) is located at HKCEC Hall 1C and will be open from 10.30am to 6.30pm on March 4, from 10am to 6.30pm between March 5 and 7, and from 10am to 5.30pm on March 8.
Dealers can visit the website (www.customs.gov.hk/en/service-enforcement-information/anti-money-laundering/supervision-of-dealers-in-precious-metals-and-ston/index.html) for more information about the Regime.
Hong Kong Customs to publicise Dealers in Precious Metals and Stones Regulatory Regime at jewellery exhibition Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases
