Hong Kong's Eighth Legislative Council Formed After Successful Election, All 90 Seats Filled

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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Incoming passenger convicted and jailed for possession of duty-not-paid cigarettes

An incoming passenger was sentenced to 29 days of imprisonment by the Fanling Magistrates' Courts today (May 23) for possessing duty-not-paid cigarettes and failing to declare them to Customs officers, in contravention of Dutiable Commodities Ordinance (DCO).

Customs officers intercepted the incoming 58-year-old male passenger at the Lok Ma Chau Spur Line Control Point yesterday (May 22) and seized 1 981 sticks of duty-not-paid cigarettes from him. The estimated market value of the seized cigarettes was about $8,100, and the duty potential was about $6,500. He was subsequently arrested.

Customs welcomes the sentence, noting that even a first-time offender may still be imprisoned. The custodial sentence has imposed a considerable deterrent effect and reflects the seriousness of the offences. Members of the public should not defy the law.

Customs reminds members of the public that under the DCO, cigarettes are dutiable goods to which the DCO applies. Any person who imports, deals with, possesses, sells or buys illicit cigarettes commits an offence. The maximum penalty upon conviction is a fine of $2 million and imprisonment for seven years.

Members of the public may report any suspected illicit cigarette activities to Customs' 24-hour hotline 182 8080 or its dedicated crime-reporting email account (crimereport@customs.gov.hk) or online form (eform.cefs.gov.hk/form/ced002).

Incoming passenger convicted and jailed for possession of duty-not-paid cigarettes Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases