Amidst global turbulence, Hong Kong SAR and our nation belong to a common destiny. We must respond proactively, strive relentlessly to bolster the economy and pursue development, generating new opportunities and hope for all.
The DAB steadfastly upholds its commitment to serving Hong Kong with sincerity. We are dedicated to safeguarding national security to ensure a stable and prosperous environment for Hong Kong. Adhering to a people-based approach, we channel public sentiment and assist the SAR government in continuously improving governance. We actively propose policy initiatives to consolidate Hong Kong’s strengths, enhance competitiveness, and foster new economic drivers. Through concrete actions and cross-sector collaboration, we implement practical projects to drive socioeconomic progress and improve public well-being.
We look forward to continuing our collaboration with all sectors to strive for the nation and Hong Kong.
CHAPTER ONE: SAFEGUARDING NATIONAL SECURITY
立法會通過《維護國家安全條例草案》，是具有重要歷史意義的事件，民建聯全體立法會議員一致投票支持法案
The Legislative Council passed the Safeguarding National Security Bill, a historic milestone, with all DAB lawmakers voting in support
民建聯參與《維護國家安全條例草案》法案委員會審議工作的成員 DAB Legco members participating in the Bills Committee on Safeguarding National Security Bill
舉行「基本法 23 條立法座談會」，向居民解說條例內容
Hosted seminar on Basic Law Article 23 Legislation to explain the ordinance to residents
・ 全力支持 2 3 條立法、國安條例附屬立法：
• 民建聯議員認真投入審議，確保立法工作高 效嚴謹
• 在地區組織宣講活動，及時反擊歪曲抹黑
• Fully supporting Article 23 legislation and National Security subsidiary laws:
• DAB legislative councillors rigorously scrutinize the bill to ensure efficient and rigorous legislative work
• O rganizing district briefings to promptly counter misinformation and smears
舉辦「維護國家安全：《基本法》第二十三條立法」諮詢會，邀請律政司副司長張國鈞及保安局局長鄧炳強主講
Hosted a consultation forum on "Safeguarding National Security: Article 23 Legislation", featuring Deputy Secretary for Justice Horace Cheung and Secretary for Security Chris Tang as the keynote speakers
• E ngage actively in the revision of other national security-related legislation:
• E nact the Protection of Critical Infrastructures (Computer Systems) Bill
• A mend the Legal Practitioners Ordinance to regulate admission of overseas barristers for national security cases
• Revise the Criminal Procedure Ordinance to stipulate that if the Court of First Instance, constituted by three judges without a jury in national security crime cases, renders an acquittal or order, the Secretary for Justice may appeal against such verdict or ruling.
• A mend the District Councils Ordinance by establishing a District Councils Eligibility Review Committee
• U pdate the Social Workers Registration Ordinance to require oath-taking for registration board members and disqualify persons convicted of national security offenses
• A mend the Trade Unions Ordinance to ensure compliance with national security requirements
• M odify the Prison Rules to enhance Correctional Services' authority in maintaining prison security and discipline
組織示威抗議行動，到美國駐港領事館譴責美國干預香港特區事務和中國內政
Organized protests outside the U.S. Consulate in Hong Kong, condemning U.S. interference in Hong Kong affairs and China' s internal matters
・ 反擊美西方的各種圍堵、打壓和所謂「制裁」
• 民建聯主動發聲，及時組織示威抗議行動， 堅定維護國家主權、安全、發展利益
• Standing firm against western hegemony and unjust sanctions
• T he DAB proactively speaks out and organizes demonstrations to steadfastly safeguard national sovereignty, security, and development interests.
・ 用英文在社交媒體和網路上發布資訊，爭取利 用國際輿論空間講好中國故事和香港故事
• Leveraging English-language social/ digital media to amplify China's and Hong Kong's narratives in the global discourse.
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在社交平台製作英文視頻說好香港故事
Produced English videos and published via social media to share Hong Kong' s story
在社交平台設英文專頁，製作視頻講解關於 23 條資訊
Launched an English social media page, featuring explanatory videos about Article 23 legislation
出版新書《23 演義》，將 23 條立法歷史過程完整記錄 Published a new book to completely record the historical legislation process of Article 23
國家安全是香港繁榮穩定的前提。 民建聯堅持敢於鬥爭，堅決維護國家安全。
NATIONAL SECURITY IS THE PREREQUISITE FOR HONG KONG'S PROSPERITY AND STABILITY. THE DAB REMAINS RESOLUTE IN UPHOLDING NATIONAL SECURITY WITHUNWAVERING COMMITMENT.
DAB Legco members have put forward a total of 53 policy proposals covering economic and livelihood matters in this term (as detailed in Appendix 1), effectively attracting capital, talent and technology while addressing the needs of the public, with significant results.
• Ad dressed long specialist waiting times and successfully advocated for Primary Healthcare Blueprint and Chronic Disease Co-care Pilot Scheme
Edward Leung proposed a motion on the issue and demanded a government response. Subsequently, multiple specialties presented clear plans to reduce waiting times, and the authorities further introduced the Primary Healthcare Blueprint to utilize community healthcare for early detection and treatment while alleviating pressure on specialist outpatient services. The authorities later implemented a major reform of public healthcare fees, aiming to divert patients with financial means to the private healthcare system.
• Ad dressed foreign domestic helpers' loan loopholes and prompted FSTB regulatory consultations
Following employer complaints, Edward Leung held a press conference to follow up on the issue, actively engaged with industry stakeholders to understand the problem, proposed multiple policy recommendations, and referred the cases to the Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau (FSTB) for further action. The issue gained significant public and government attention. The FSTB has responded to our regulatory proposals and issued a consultation paper to initiate legislative work.
• Ad vocated for the construction of a new waterfront boardwalk in Kennedy Town Kennedy Town’s waterfront offers one of the best vantage points in Victoria Harbour to view the Tsing Ma Bridge. For over a decade, the DAB has been pushing for the construction of a new waterfront boardwalk to enhance pedestrian safety, including proposing footbridges along narrow pathways. However, due to restrictions under the Protection of the Harbour Ordinance, the government had been unable to proceed with any construction. With the recent passage of the Protection of the Harbour (Amendment) Bill 2024 in the Legislative Council, the government has now prioritized this boardwalk project for implementation.
• Called for removal of the three property cooling measures In response to speculative activities and to prioritize homeownership for Hong Kong residents, the government introduced three property cooling measures between late 2010 and 2016: the Special Stamp Duty (SSD), Buyer's Stamp Duty (BSD), and Double Stamp Duty (DSD)/15% Ad Valorem Stamp Duty (AVD). With private housing supply stabilizing and property prices undergoing significant adjustments, we advocated in January 2024 for the complete withdrawal of these measures to ensure steady market development. Subsequently, the Financial Secretary announced the full removal of these measures on February 28, 2024.
• I mplement annual review for statutory minimum wage
The previous review mechanism of Statutory Minimum Wage failed to promptly address economic fluctuations and inflationary pressures. To improve this, our team conducted extensive consultations and successfully advocated for streamlining the review and administrative processes. The government ultimately adopted our proposal to shorten the review cycle to one year, with inflation and economic growth serving as the core indicators in the calculation formula. This reform ensures the minimum wage better reflects economic trends and cost-of-living changes and effectively responds to market conditions and public livelihood needs, significantly enhancing workers' living standards.
• Amend "continuous contract of employment" provisions under the Employment Ordinance
The current high threshold for "continuous contracts" excludes many part-time and short-term employees from statutory benefits. Our team successfully advocated for amendments to the Employment Ordinance, culminating in the labor and management sectors reaching consensus on the "468 Scheme." This new flexible calculation method—requiring 68 working hours over 4 weeks—lowers the threshold, extending protections to more part-time and casual workers. By implementing fairer eligibility criteria, the reform expands labor protection coverage and meaningfully enhances rights for grassroots employees.
• Regulate subdivided units with minimum standards and increase transitional housing supply
Our efforts have successfully prompted the government to provide over 50,000 social housing units, including transitional housing and Light Public Housing, significantly improving living conditions for grassroots residents. We secured special subsidies and organized nearly 700 "housing tours" in collaboration with charities, encouraging underprivileged families to relocate from subdivided units. Furthermore, our advocacy led to the establishment of minimum standards for subdivided units and government's implementation of a regulatory framework for basic-quality housing.
• I ssue Mainland travel permits to non-Chinese permanent residents of Hong Kong/Macao
Following representations from ethnic minority business groups about difficulties and delays in obtaining mainland travel permits for commercial or study purposes, we facilitated discussions between community leaders and the Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau to advocate for streamlined procedures. In July 2024, the Exit and Entry Administration of the country announced that non-Chinese permanent residents of Hong Kong and Macao may now apply for the "Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents (Non-Chinese Nationals)" with five-year validity. The Ethnic Minorities Committee subsequently organized outreach at Kowloon Mosque and Islamic Centre and ethnic community centers to assist applicants.
During the pandemic, the health declaration system was implemented between Mainland China and Hong Kong. As the pandemic eased, I actively gathered public feedback and jointly submitted proposals with Hong Kong deputies to the National People's Congress. The Central Government promptly responded by abolishing the health code requirement effective November 1, 2023. This policy change has significantly facilitated cross-border exchanges, supported livelihood and economic recovery, and demonstrated people-oriented governance.
• Convert Kai Tak community isolation facility into "Youth Post" hostel and cultural exchange spaces and Introduce smart green mass transit system in Kai Tak
Our team pioneered the proposal to transform the Kai Tak quarantine facilities into a youth post hostel. This initiative gained policy endorsement in the Policy Address. Additionally, after our persistent advocacy through multiple channels, the government revived plans for Kai Tak's smart green collective transport system—previously stalled due to cost and technical concerns—and included it in the Policy Address for implementation.
• E xpand cross-border elderly care, including Residential Care Services Scheme in Guangdong and extend the use of health care vouchers to GBA, applicable for GBA dental services With deepening integration in the GBA, demand for cross-border elderly care services is growing significantly. A DAB survey reveals 36.4% of elderly respondents intend to retire in mainland China. We propose accelerating cross-border healthcare coordination through key measures: expanding the Residential Care Services Scheme in Guangdong, relaxing restrictions on claiming disability allowances across borders, establishing a "Q-Mark" certification system for nursing homes catering to Hong Kong seniors, expanding the measure of using HK registered drugs and medical devices used in HK public hospitals in GBA, and extending the Elderly Health Care Voucher coverage to more GBA medical institutions—including inpatient and day surgery services.
• C reate a carer database for early high-risk case intervention Recent tragedies involving carers have highlighted systemic support gaps. We proposed a "carer-centric" policy initiative urging societywide attention and enhanced support. Our advocacy successfully secured the launch of the Hotline for Carer Support 182 183 and Information Gateway for Carers, along with the territory-wide expansion of the District Services and Community Care TeamsScheme on Supporting Elderly and Carers across all 18 districts, plus the regularization of carer allowances. We continue pushing for a centralized carer database, carer access passes, one-stop support centers, and career planning services to comprehensively address carers' needs.
• Pilot the “large-scale land disposal” model to expedite the Northern Metropolis initiative
We have been actively promoting the advancement of the Northern Metropolis. To expedite its development while reducing government expenditure, we advocated a "government-led, market-driven" approach, which includes enhancing the functions of the Northern Metropolis Co-ordination Office, implementing large-scale land disposal, land premium adjustments based on actual conditions, "dynamic planning," and extended land leases. Notably, the largescale land disposal where developers simultaneously undertake commercial/industrial land development and provide public facilities within a designated sector—has been adopted by the government, with pilot projects announced in late 2024.
• I mplement "collaborative inspection and joint clearance" in the new Huanggang Port
To facilitate cross-border travel, we have advocated for the " collaborative inspection and joint clearance " model at the reconstructed Huanggang Port. Trial operations demonstrated clearance times under 30 seconds— enhancing efficiency while reducing staffing needs. With the Central Government's endorsement and efforts by Hong Kong-Shenzhen authorities, the new Huanggang Port will implement this system. We further recommend extending this model to Sha Tau Kok, Liantang, and Man Kam To Boundary Control Point.
• Securing government commitment to manufacturing GDP targets for Hong Kong's new industrialization
Since 2021, Holden Chow has championed Hong Kong's reindustrialization through policy proposals, with multiple recommendations adopted by the government. A key focus was addressing manufacturing's mere 1% GDP contribution by establishing measurable targets to drive progress. This advocacy culminated in the Hong Kong Innovation and Technology Development Blueprint (2022), which set a formal 5% manufacturing GDP target for 2032 - a pivotal step in advancing the city's new industrialization strategy with concrete performance metrics.
• Achievements in global connectivity
In January 2025, a DAB delegation led by Holden Chow visited Paris and successfully facilitated the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between France's National Institute of Sport, Expertise, and Performance (INSEP) and the Hong Kong Sports Institute upon returning to Hong Kong. This milestone agreement marks the beginning of enhanced collaboration between the two institutions, demonstrating tangible outcomes from our international engagement efforts.
• I mplement time-varying tolls at all three harbor tunnels with traffic diversion
To alleviate cross-harbor tunnel congestion, I opposed the government's "633" fixed toll scheme in 2023 and successfully advocated for time-varying tolls to optimize traffic distribution among the three tunnels. Since implementation, daily cross-harbor traffic has stabilized at around 272,000 vehicles, with Western Tunnel traffic increasing by 18% while Hung Hom and Eastern Tunnel volumes decreased by approximately 9% and 7% respectively, demonstrating initial policy effectiveness.
To address Western Tunnel's HK Island exit congestion, my proposal to add Central-bound lanes was adopted, with partial fast lane activation already achieved. The full three-lane expansion is now targeted for completion by year-end - two years ahead of schedule. Additionally, I continue overseeing Northern Metropolis Highway and inter-district rail developments to support the region's transport infrastructure.
• Promote taxi cabin surveillance to improve service quality Having long advocated for taxi service reforms—including the introduction of a demerit point system to combat overcharging and refusal of hire—I successfully pushed for mandatory in-vehicle surveillance cameras with centralized cloud storage. These regulations took effect and will be fully implemented by 2026. Additionally, I am advancing regulatory improvements for ride-hailing platforms to establish reasonable industry standards that ensure both passenger convenience and service safety/reliability.
• E xplore the feasibility of hydrogen production technology and establish a hydrogen application zone at Tuen Mun Landfill As hydrogen energy represents a key national priority in renewable energy development and serves as a critical pathway for Hong Kong to achieve carbon neutrality while supporting green transitions in shipping and aviation, the DAB has proactively connecting industry partners to invest in local hydrogen projects. Under the leadership of Gary Chan, a landmark HK$100 million MoU was signed between Sinopec and the Environmental Protection Department to establish a photovoltaic hydrogen production demonstration system at Tuen Mun Landfill—a nonprofit zero-carbon initiative accelerating Hong Kong's hydrogen industry development.
• I mplement same-day issuance of one-time travel permits for newborn babies in Hong Kong to facilitate mainland visits In response to public requests for expedited travel arrangements with newborns, Gary Chan relayed these concerns to mainland authorities through the Liaison Office, receiving prompt approval. The National Immigration Administration's Citizen Exit-Entry Department now permits on-site issuance and collection of one-time exit-entry permits at designated Shenzhen-Hong Kong border crossings, with processing handled by Guangdong's Exit-Entry Administration—effectively addressing families' practical needs.
• R elease Blueprint for the Sustainable Development of Agriculture and Fisheries
Amid challenges from urbanization, outdated development models, and limited public understanding of the sector, Steven Ho has consistently engaged with government and industry stakeholders to safeguard legitimate interests and advance sectoral reforms. His advocacy secured additional funding for both the Fisheries and Agriculture Sustainable Development Funds. In 2023, we successfully propelled the government to formulate the Fisheries and Agriculture Sustainable Development Blueprint—not only addressing the industry's transformation needs but also leveraging Northern Metropolis development opportunities to redesign operational spaces, fostering synergies between urban growth and primary industries.
• Promote the government to provide comprehensive support for upgrading and transforming the industries
Under the framework of the Blueprint, Steven Ho has actively advocated for the government to implement several key initiatives: the first multi-storey livestock farming project, the establishment of four new marine fish farming zones, a public-private partnership model for agricultural parks, and the development of urban agriculture— all aimed at strengthening the foundational infrastructure for industry transformation. Concurrently, he has pushed for optimizing the operational model of the Sam Po Shue Wetland Park, improving the licensing mechanism for oyster farming, and deregulating recreational fisheries and agri-culture to create more opportunities for diversified sectoral development.
• I nclude accounting professionals in the talent list Hong Kong's accounting sector has long been plagued by talent shortages. Since assuming office in 2022, Edmund Wong has persistently urged the SAR government to include accounting professionals in the Talent List, facilitating the industry's recruitment of skilled practitioners to address workforce gaps. After years of advocacy by Wong, the Labour and Welfare Bureau announced the accounting profession's inclusion in the Talent List effective March 2025.
• Revising the Hong Kong Standards on Auditing to crack down "Bogus CPAs" To combat the longstanding issue of bogus CPAs damaging the profession's credibility, Edmund Wong persistently advocated for regulatory reforms since taking office. In October 2024, the Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau implemented his proposals by revising Hong Kong Standards of Auditing, and now mandatory required disclosure of practicing certificate numbers in all audit reports and corporate tax filings - a measure that enhances auditor accountability while effectively cracking down Bogus CPAs.
• Proactively seeking increased government funding to promote crossborder E-commerce development in Hong Kong, assist import/export enterprises in upgrading and transformation, and strengthen Hong Kong's status as an international trade hub
To drive cross-border e-commerce growth, we have advocated for the establishment of an interdepartmental "E-commerce Development Task Force" to support Hong Kong SMEs in expanding their e-commerce business in mainland China, including organizing the "Hong Kong Shopping Festival" on major e-commerce platforms. Additionally, we have successfully secured a three-year government commitment to inject additional funding into the BUD Fund, while expanding its scope to introduce the new "E-commerce Easy" initiative. Under this scheme, eligible enterprises can access funding of up to HK$1 million to implement e-commerce projects, enhancing their competitiveness and facilitating digital transformation.
• Successful lobbying for significant reduction in liquor duty to enhance Hong Kong's trade environment; promoting government-led sme trade missions to expand business opportunities Through persistent advocacy, we have successfully secured a reduction in liquor duty from 100% to 10% for the portion exceeding HK$200, a strategic move to position Hong Kong as a regional hub for liquor trade and storage while improving the overall business climate. Concurrently, we have urged the government to organize more trade missions for SMEs to ASEAN, Middle Eastern, and Belt and Road Initiative countries, while establishing additional economic and trade offices in these regions to facilitate market expansion.
議員 LEGCO MEMBER
陳勇
人大、政協及
全國性團體界
CHAN Yung
HKSAR deputies to the National People’s Congress, HKSAR members of the National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (“CPPCC”), and representatives of relevant national organisations
• Promote the establishment of Hong Kong Museum of the War of Resistance and Coastal Defence Patriotism lies at the core of our national spirit, and Chan Yung has consistently advocated leveraging Hong Kong's museum resources. In 2022 policy proposal Understanding National Development: Narrating China and Hong Kong Stories, he called for a permanent museum showcasing local wartime history and national achievements - both recommendations adopted by the SAR government. The 2023 Policy Address confirmed the transformation of Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defence into the Hong Kong Museum of the War of Resistance and Coastal Defence, alongside plans for a Northern Metropolis-based museum on national development, significantly strengthening patriotic education in Hong Kong.
• Secure two giant pandas from the central government to boost Hong Kong's "panda economy”
As iconic symbols of Chinese culture representing peace, friendship and happiness, giant pandas became a focal point of Chan Yung’s advocacy during the 2024 NPC/CPPCC sessions, where he coproposed gifting a new pair to Hong Kong - a request receiving national endorsement. With the Chief Executive's direct engagement, "An An" and "Ke Ke" arrived in September 2024. Capitalizing on this opportunity, Chan Yung and Vincent Cheng partnered with CTS to create the "HELLO PANDAS" Outdoor Carnival, establishing a novel economic driver for Hong Kong's tourism sector.
The low-altitude economy is designated as a "national strategic emerging industry". Elizabeth Quat initiates establishing the GBA Low-altitude Economy Alliance with industry experts to identify new growth opportunities for Hong Kong. This initiative gained government endorsement, leading to the formation of Working Group on Developing Low-altitude Economy chaired by the Deputy Financial Secretary to formulate strategies and cross-departmental plans. The Alliance further submitted legislative proposals and regulatory framework recommendations, facilitating the launch of pilot sandbox projects and corresponding legal amendments through active engagement with bureaus.
• M andatory Child Abuse Reporting Legislation
After years of advocacy, Elizabeth Quat and the DAB team successfully secured passage of the Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse Bill. This followed roundtables organized with the DAB Women's Affairs Committee, consultations with relevant organizations, and the participation in the Bill Committee. The legislation mandates 25 professional categories (including teachers, social workers, and healthcare providers) to report severe child abuse cases, significantly enhancing child protection awareness and safeguarding minors' physical and mental welfare.
In the Proposal for the 2025-2026 Budget, Rock Chan proposed simplifying IPO rules and lowering listing thresholds - a recommendation subsequently adopted in the 2025 Budget through announced reforms to enhance Hong Kong's listing regime. These measures include reviewing listing regulations, streamlining approval procedures, optimizing dual-primary and secondary listing frameworks, and establishing an OTC mechanism for delisted companies, collectively designed to improve market efficiency and attractiveness for both mainland and international enterprises seeking capital raising opportunities, thereby strengthening Hong Kong's position as a global financial hub.
• E levate the role of clansmen associations within the political architecture and district governance framework Clansmen associations have long served communities and fostered social cohesion. In 2023, Rock Chan successfully proposed a motion in the Legislative Council to 'integrate clansmen associations into the district governance systems,' urging their inclusion in governance, appointment of qualified members to district advisory bodies, resource allocation, and support for volunteers joining the 'Care Teams.' Following the motion's passage, the government enhanced communication with these associations, increased funding for their activities, and authorized some associations to operate Care Teams. These measures have institutionalized support and upgraded subsidies, enabling clansmen associations to deliver more targeted services to their communities.
To address demographic challenges and enhance fertility rates, we are actively pursuing the establishment of a population policy task force led by a Secretary-level official, tasked with coordinating and continuously improving relevant supporting measures. In response to the trend of young people delaying marriage and childbirth, alongside declining birth intentions, we propose offering Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) fertility health checks to citizens aged 20 and above, paired with at school education. This will help individuals understand their ovarian reserve quantity and quality, enabling them to seize the optimal window for conception.
We have successfully secured the removal of statutory storage limits for gametes (sperm/eggs) and embryos intended for personal use. As a next step, we will further propose the liberalisation of reproductive technology policies to foster the development of the assisted reproduction industry, thereby unlocking reproductive potential and driving economic growth in Hong Kong.
• I ntroduce tax deductions for assisted reproduction expenses
The Inland Revenue (Amendment) Ordinance 2025, implemented at the beginning of this year, now provides tax deductions for citizens' expenses on assisted reproductive services, benefiting infertile couples and individuals with specific medical needs. Moving forward, we will focus on streamlining the associated tax deduction procedures and enhancing the accessibility of fertility health information through digital platforms. This aims to encourage young couples to plan for parenthood during their optimal reproductive years. These initiatives aim to alleviate family burden, boost birth rates and revitalize Hong Kong through enhanced reproductive healthcare and industry growth. We believe that these measures will effectively promote sustainable population growth, securing Hong Kong's long-term competitiveness and social stability.
To promote inclusive education in schools and provide students with special educational beeds (SEN) with holistic learning support for integration into mainstream schools, Lillian Kwok advocated for policy improvements and additional resources. In the Legislative Council, she proposed a motion on "Supporting students with special educational needs and improving the policy on integrated education in Hong Kong," successfully urging the government to optimize staffing arrangements for special education instructors (serving autistic students) in subsidized special schools. This initiative ensures early identification and intervention to safeguard the future development of students and inject new impetus into society.
• P romote establishment of tiered mental health support model by the government
Student mental health has garnered significant societal attention. Lillian Kwok actively advocated and successfully urged the government to establish a tiered mental health support model, implementing more comprehensive measures to provide psychological counseling and therapeutic services for students. This includes enhancing, extending, and optimizing the school-based three-tier emergency mechanism to deliver timely support services. Additionally, her efforts led to the government expanding mental health support services at district health centers and launching the Healthy Mind Pilot Project in three districts, offering professional counseling to those in need—thereby fortifying a protective mental health framework for the public.
• E xpanding Government-Subsidized TCM Outpatient Services
Chan Wing Kwong has consistently advocated through legislative motions, policy proposals, and questions for increased government support for TCM services, successfully led to the expansion of subsidized TCM outpatient slots from 600,000 to 800,000 annually, effective October 1, 2023. Concurrently, government allocations to the Hospital Authority for TCM development have grown steadily from HK$227 million in 2020-21 to HK$473 million in 2025-26, demonstrating strengthened commitment to TCM service enhancement.
• Ad vocating Amendments to the Supplementary Medical Professions Ordinance to Advance Chinese Medicine Development
For two decades, Chan Wing Kwong has persistently championed and ultimately succeeded in facilitating the 2025 amendment of the Supplementary Medical Professions Ordinance. This legislative reform now permits allied health professionals to accept referrals from registered Chinese medicine practitioners, significantly enhancing interprofessional collaboration between Chinese and Western medicine. The revision actively promotes the development of Chinese medicine and integrated Chinese-Western medical practice within secondary and tertiary healthcare systems, marking a pivotal step in establishing Hong Kong's new model of integrative medicine and advancing the territory's Chinese medicine sector.
01. A ddressed foreign domestic helpers' loan loopholes and prompted FSTB regulatory consultations
02. A dvocated for the repeal of the three property "cooling measures" to stabilize the property market
03. P iloted the “large-scale land disposal” model to expedite the Northern Metropolis initiative
04. S ecured government commitment to manufacturing GDP targets for Hong Kong's new industrialization
05. F acilitated the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between France’s prestigious National Institute of Sport, Expertise, and Performance (INSEP) and the Hong Kong Sports Institute (HKSI), following a visit to Paris
06. E xplored the feasibility of hydrogen production technology and established a hydrogen application zone at Tuen Mun Landfill
07. P romoted low-altitude economy development by establishing a GBA Low-altitude Economy Alliance to facilitate regulatory sandbox pilot projects and relevant legislative amendments
01. 就港交所 GEM 改革發表建議書，倡簡化新股上市程序
Submitted recommendations on HKEX' s GEM reform, advocating for simplified IPO listing procedures
02. 建議納入井岡山紅色教育基地研學路線，加深學生認識我國革命歷史
Proposed including Jinggang Mountains Revolutionary base in study tours to deepen students' understanding of China' s history
03. 建議金管局加強對信用卡的保障
Submitted proposals urging the HKMA to strengthen credit card protections
04. 撰寫鼓勵生育政策倡議書，向政府提出 25 項建議
Conducted proposal with 25 recommendations to encourage higher birth rates
05. 大灣區低空經濟聯盟推動低空經濟監管沙盒試點項目
The Greater Bay Area Low-Altitude Economy Alliance promotes Regulatory Sandbox
08. S ecured two giant pandas from the central government to boost Hong Kong's "panda economy”
09. R eleased Blueprint for the Sustainable Development of Agriculture and Fisheries
10. P romoted the government to provide comprehensive support for upgrading and transforming the industries
11. I ncluded accounting professionals in the Talent List
12. R evised the Hong Kong Standards on Auditing to crack down "Bogus CPAs"
13. S implified the IPO listing regime
14. Proactively seeking increased government funding to promote cross-border E-commerce develop-ment in Hong Kong, assist import/export enterprises in upgrading and transformation, and strengthen Hong Kong's status as an international trade hub
15. S uccessful lobbying for significant reduction in liquor duty to enhance Hong Kong's trade environment; promoting government-led SME trade missions to expand business opportunities
進行調查了解市民意見，提出「善用啟德方艙用地」六項倡議 Surveyed public opinion and proposed six initiatives for optimal use of Kai Tak quarantine facility sites
考察廣東海洋大學深圳研究院，探索香港海洋經濟新路徑 Led a delegation to inspect the Shenzhen Institute of Guangdong Ocean University, exploring new pathways for Hong Kong' s marine economy development
08. 向勞工及福利局建議擴展跨境安老措施
Proposed to Labour and Welfare Bureau to expand cross-border elderly care support measures
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政府「解決劏房問題」工作組與民建聯立法會議員會晤，就解決劏房問題交換意見 The government-established Task Force on Tackling the Issue of Subdivided Units met with DAB LegCo members to solicit opinions on addressing subdivided housing issues
10. 倡研究隧道收費模式，透過不同時段不同收費調整車流 Propose tunnel toll models to divert traffic flow through time-variable pricing
11. 舉辦「粵港澳大灣區跨境安老研討會」，就跨境安老措施集思廣益 Held a seminar to gather insights on GBA Cross-border elderly care
Livelihood Initiatives
01. Addressed long specialist waiting times and successfully advocated for primary healthcare blueprint and chronic disease co-care pilot scheme
02. Advocated for the construction of a New Waterfront Boardwalk in Kennedy Town
03. Regulated subdivided units with minimum standards and increased transitional housing supply
04. Issued Mainland travel permits to nonChinese permanent residents of Hong Kong/ Macao
05. Terminated the health code requirement
06. Converted Kai Tak community isolation facility into "Youth Post" hostel and cultural exchange spaces and Introduced smart green mass transit system in Kai Tak
07. Implemented annual review for statutory minimum wage
08. Amended "continuous contract of employment" provisions under the Employment Ordinance
09. E xpanded cross-border elderly care, including Residential Care Services Scheme in Guangdong and extended the use of Health Care Vouchers to GBA, applicable for GBA dental services
10. Created a carer database for early high-risk case intervention
11. Implemented "collaborative inspection and joint clearance" in the new Huanggang Port
12. Implemented time-varying tolls at all three harbor tunnels with traffic diversion
13. Promoted taxi cabin surveillance to improve service quality
14. Implemented same-day issuance of onetime travel permits for newborn babies in Hong Kong to facil-itate mainland visits
15. Advocated for government to establish tiered mental health support system
16. Enhanced staffing allocation for special education instructors (autism support services) in subsi-dized schools
17. Advanced legislation for the Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse Ordinance
18. Removed time limits on frozen egg storage
19. Introduced tax deductions for assisted reproduction expenses
20. Promoted the establishment of Hong Kong Museum of the War of Resistance and Coastal Defence
21. Elevated the role of clansmen associations within the political architecture and district governance framework
22. E xpanded government-subsidized TCM Outpatient Services
23. Advocated amendments to the supplementary Medical Professions Ordinance to advance Chinese medicine development
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提「片區開發」模式發展概念，到深圳灣了解片區統籌模式發展經驗
Propose 'large-scale land disposal' concept, studying Shenzhen Bay's integrated zone planning model for experience sharing
13. 透過中聯辦向內地部門反映，落實為本港新生嬰兒簽發一次性出入境證件 Reflected to the Mainland authorities through the Liaison Office of the Central People' s Government in the Hong Kong SAR, to implement same-day issuance of one-time travel permits for HK newborns
14. 進行調查了解市民意見，打造「熊貓經濟」推動香港旅遊 Surveyed public opinions for developing 'panda economy' to boost Hong Kong's tourism
15. 公布《推動中醫藥發展倡議書》，多管齊下優化中醫藥服務 Released the "Chinese Medicine Development Initiative" proposing multi-pronged measures to enhance TCM services
16. 《漁農業可持續發展藍圖》提出推行增殖放流，推動海洋保育與旅遊共同發展 The Blueprint for the Sustainable Development of Agriculture and Fisheries proposes fish restocking exercise to promote marine conservation alongside tourism
17. 舉辦圓桌會議，推動《強制舉報虐待兒童條例》立法 Hosted a roundtable to advance the Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse Ordinance
第三章
積極監察 反映社情民意
CHAPTER THREE: PROACTIVE OVERSIGHT, REFLECTING PUBLIC OPINION
向政府提交財政預算案建議，政府最終接納我們的意見
Submitted Proposal for Budget to the government and the key suggestions adopted
ADVOCATING TO MAINTAIN THE AGE THRESHOLD FOR THE $2 FAIR
The government reviewed the $2 Scheme amid speculation about raising the eligibility age to 65. The DAB maintained that extending the concession to seniors aged 60-64 – originally proposed by our party – constitutes a meritorious policy initiative worthy of retention. We actively presented its societal benefits to the government alongside enhancement proposals. The finalized government scheme accepted DAB's recommendations and views from various societal sectors. Although the subsidy calculation method was adjusted, the benefit age bracket remains unchanged, with concessions continuing for those aged 60-64.
立法會工作播放清單
Our Legislative Council Work
進行民調收集民意，向政府建議暫緩實施垃圾徵費 Conducted survey and urged the government to postpone the waste charging scheme based on collected feedback
REFLECTING PUBLIC SENTIMENT: SUSPEND THE MSW CHARGING SCHEME
Regarding the government's proposed waste charging scheme, the DAB consistently raised concerns about potential implementation challenges during legislative deliberations. Significant operational difficulties observed in the pilot scheme phase revealed insufficient public awareness. A DAB-conducted survey indicated most residents oppose implementing waste charging as scheduled. The DAB asserts that prevailing public opinion opposes the scheme's implementation as scheduled, compounded by unresolved operational complexities unlikely to be resolved short-term. It therefore recommended suspending the scheme. The government has ultimately announced the suspension of MSW Charging Scheme.
提建議擱置區域供冷系統工程，為庫房節省 400 億
Submitted proposal to suspend the District Cooling System project, potentially saving the treasury HK$40 billion
EXERCISING STRINGENT OVERSIGHT OF GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES
The DAB legislative councillors have rigorously monitored government spending. Despite a budget deficit exceeding $100 billion, DAB identified areas for expenditure reduction, urging the deferral or suspension of nonurgent major projects. The government adopted DAB's recommendations, scaling back cooling systems in Hung Shui Kiu/Ha Tsuen and San Tin Technopole, saving at least $40 billion.
Additionally, DAB's persistent oversight reduced the construction cost of Trunk Road T4 project cost (connecting Shing Mun Tunnel Road, Tsing Sha Highway, and Sha Tin Road) by $350 million from its original $7.16 billion budget. Regarding civil service manpower, DAB proposed maintaining current staffing levels for one year, reallocating outdated positions, and streamlining inter-departmental procedures. The 2025 Budget subsequently announced a freeze on remuneration for all civil service personnel.
促請政府正視輸入外勞衍生的問題，提出建議堵塞漏洞
Call on the government to tackle problems arising from imported labour and propose measures to close systemic loopholes
REVIEWING IMPORTED LABOUR MEASURES, SAFEGUARDING LOCAL WORKERS’ PRIORITY
Two years after implementation of the government’s relaxed imported labour policies, the DAB has received appeals from grassroots workers reporting underemployment. Significant increases in unemployment and underemployment rates are observed in sectors utilizing imported labour. We urge the government to assess the policy's impact on the local labour market and consider slowing labour imports based on findings. Furthermore, the DAB has proposed seven corrective measures: dynamically adjusting sectoral labour quotas using real-time employment data; enhancing undercover operations to target illegal workers exploiting Multiple-Entry Permits—all to ensure local employment priority and stringently combat illegal labor practices.
向政府遞交《財政預算案》建議，促樓市全面撤辣
Submitted Budget Proposal to government urging full withdrawal of property cooling measures
ADVOCATING FULL WITHDRAWAL OF PROPERTY MARKET COOLING MEASURES
As Hong Kong's post-pandemic economic recovery faces challenges amid global uncertainties, the property market has remained sluggish under prolonged government cooling measures. The DAB submitted budget proposals urging full abolition of these measures as they have become obsolete. The 2024 Budget adopted these recommendations, eliminating all residential property demand-side measures including Special Stamp Duty (SSD), Buyer's Stamp Duty (BSD), and New Residential Stamp Duty (NRSD) to revitalize market activity.
倡議過海隧道採用「不同時段、不同收費」方案，鼓勵駕駛者分流使用過海隧道 Advocated time-varied toll scheme for cross-harbor tunnels to optimize traffic flow
ADVOCATING TIME-VARIED TOLL SCHEME FOR THREE CROSS-HARBOUR TUNNELS
Following the expiration of the Western Harbour Tunnel franchise in August 2023, the DAB consistently advocated implementing a time-varying toll plan for the three cross-harbor tunnels. The government's phased approach initially set tolls at HK$60 (Western Harbour Tunnel) and HK$30 (Cross Harbour Tunnel and Eastern Harbour) for private cars. The second phase, adopting our proposed time-varying toll plan, introduced peak-hour charges of HK$60 (Western Harbour Tunnel) and HK$40 (Cross Harbour Tunnel and Eastern Harbour). Furthermore, the DAB prompts the government to launch the second phase just four months after the initial stage, significantly accelerating the reform timeline.
關注外傭借貸問題，進行民調並向政府建議修訂《放債人條例》
Conducted survey addressing FDHs loan issues and urged the government to reform the Money Lenders Ordinance
ADDRESSING FOREIGN DOMESTIC HELPERS' LOAN ISSUES AND ADVOCATING AMENDMENTS TO THE MONEY LENDERS ORDINANCE
Over-borrowing via unsecured loans by foreign domestic helpers(FDHs) frequently exposes their employers to debt collector harassment. The DAB has consistently proactively engaged with the government, proposing measures including: capping total loan amounts for FDHs, amending the 40-year-old Money Lenders Ordinance to strengthen regulation of unsecured personal loans, and establishing a database to track FDHs' poor borrowing records.
Our advocacy has gained government attention, prompting concrete followup actions. The Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau launched a public consultation on enhancing licensed money lender regulations including limits on unsecured personal loans and restricting repayment periods to the remaining duration of the borrower's employment contract.
ADHERING TO A PEOPLE-BASED APPROACH, WE CHANNEL PUBLIC SENTIMENT AND ASSIST THE SAR GOVERNMENT IN CONTINUOUSLY IMPROVING GOVERNANCE.
The Third Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China adopted the Resolution of the CPC Central Committee on Further Deepening Reform Comprehensively to Advance Chinese Modernization, emphasizes harnessing the strengths of the "one country, two systems" principle to consolidate and enhance Hong Kong’s status as an international financial, shipping and trade centre, while supporting its development as an international hub for high-calibre talent. To effectively align with this strategic positioning—"three centres, one hub"—the DAB has established specialized task forces on trade, finance, and shipping and aviation, as well as a "Talent Hub" office, to propose recommendations for maximizing Hong Kong's unique advantages under "one country, two systems."
Furthermore, the DAB has launched policy initiatives to upgrade existing sectors, promote new industries, enhance talent development, and advance environmental protection. By fostering collaborative platforms with stakeholders and driving tangible policy implementation, the DAB is committed to steering Hong Kong's economy toward sustainable and diversified growth.
發布《把握跨境電商機遇，拓展貿易新格局》研究報告，建議政府推動跨境電商發展 Released research report“ Seizing Cross-border E-commerce Opportunities: Expanding New Trade Frontiers”and recommended government boost E-commerce development
OPTIMIZING THE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT AND EXPANDING THE E-COMMERCE MARKET
• Established the "Trade Task Force", which is convened by Wong Ying Ho, Kennedy, comprising members Lau Kwok Fan, Edward, Cheng Wing Shun, Vincent, Li Sai Wing, Stanley, Ho Chun Yin, Steven, Quat Elizabeth and Leung Hei, Edward.
• Conducted multiple visits to Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Paris, and other regions to facilitate emerging market development. It participated in the 10t International Cross-Border E-Commerce Trade Expo in Shenzhen and engaged with local e-commerce stakeholders to explore collaborations.
• Published a research report in partnership with business associations on Consolidating Hong Kong’s Status as an International Trade Hub, analyzing current trade conditions, challenges, and proposing policy recommendations. The Task Force endorses this year’s Budget to assist SMEs in accessing mainland markets and boosting e-commerce sales, including launching the "E-Commerce Express" initiative and organizing the 2nd "Hong Kong Shopping Festival" to enhance SME visibility on mainland platforms.
航運小組以不同主題舉行多場圓桌會議，邀請政府及業界共同為香港物流業發展集思廣益 Shipping and Aviation Task Force hosted themed roundtables with government and stakeholders to brainstorm Hong Kong logistics development
STRENGTHENING HK'S GLOBAL SHIPPING AND AVIATION HUB
• E stablished the "Shipping and Aviation Task Force", which is convened by Chan Han Pan, Ben, comprising members Chan Hok Fung, Chan Hak Kan, Gary, Lau Kwok Fan, Edward and Chow Ho Ding, Holden.
• Convened multiple roundtable discussions on green shipping, valueadded maritime development, aviation industry growth, and logistics competitiveness to strengthen Hong Kong’s position as an international shipping and aviation hub.
• Conducted a field visit to the Hong Kong International Aviation Academy to review its latest training strategies and talent supply in aviation-related sectors.
牽頭組建跨行業聯盟，促進數字資產合作
Spearheaded formation of a cross-sector alliance to advance digital assets collaboration
鞏固香港國際金融中心地位
• 成立「金融小組」，陳仲尼為召集人，成員包括黃俊碩、陳勇、李慧琼、郭玲麗 及林琳。
• 與招商金控、香港 Web 3 0 協會、香港大學、恒生大學、香港數碼資產學會及 HashKey Group 共同發起「數字資產聯盟」。
• E stablished the "Finance Task Force", which is convened by Chen Chung Nin, Rock, comprising members Wong Chun Sek, Edmund, Chan Yung, Lee Wai King, Starry, Kwok Ling Lai, Lillian, and Nixie Lam.
• E stablished a "Digital Asset Alliance" co-founded by China Merchants Financial Holdings, Hong Kong Web 3.0 Association, University of Hong Kong, Hang Seng University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Digital Asset Society, and HashKey Group.
• Further optimization of the Listing Rules will facilitate new economy enterprises listing in Hong Kong, enhancing its standing as a financial centre. Investors will gain broader access to innovative firms, stimulating economic growth and market vitality.
提出《打造香港成爲國際高端人才集聚高地倡議書》
Released the proposals for "Establishing Hong Kong as a Global Hub for High-calibre Talent"
• E stablished the “Talent Hub”, which is convened by Lee Wai King, Starry, comprising members Chan Yung, Ngan Man Yu, Frankie, Chan Wing Kwong, Lau Kwok Fan, Edward, Kwok Ling Lai, Lillian, Chan Han Pan, Ben, Ip Man Pan, Terry, Poon Cheuk Bun, Benny and Chen Zhiyu, Charles.
• Centered on "Attracting, Retaining, and Collaborating" as its core mission, this platform aligns with the SAR Government's talent policies while leveraging the flexibility of diverse non-governmental sectors.
• M embers of the Talent Hub have conducted policy roadshows in key cities (Kuala Lumpur, Wuhan, Shenzhen) and universities, and participated in GBA campus recruitment drives.
香港首條低空物流航線啟動，標誌著香港低空經濟邁入「實踐驗證」階段
The launch of Hong Kong’ s first low-altitude logistics route marked entry into the“ practical implementation”phase
• E stablished the "GBA Low-altitude Economy Alliance" with founding members including the DAB, Smart City Consortium, China Mobile Hong Kong Company Limited, China Unicom Global Limited, China Telecom Global Limited and China Travel International Investment Hong Kong Limited.
• Successfully advocated for the government to release the first regulatory sandbox pilot projects in March 2025, covering sectors including emergency rescue, logistics delivery, maintenance/safety inspections, monitoring, and low- altitude infrastructure.
到廣州中醫藥大學交流，簽合作協議 Exchanged insights at Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine, signing a cooperation agreement
• J ointly established the "Revitalization of Chinese Medicine Alliance" with the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies, Hong Kong Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioners Association, and experts from mainland and Hong Kong universities.
• Conduct two consecutive years of "Chinese Medicine Practitioner in Every Community" programs across all 18 districts of Hong Kong, providing free medical consultation and herbal medicine dispensing services that benefited approximately 4,500 citizens.
率隊考察廣東海洋大學深圳研究院，探索香港海洋經濟新路徑
Led a delegation to inspect the Shenzhen Institute of Guangdong Ocean University, exploring new pathways for Hong Kong' s marine economy development
• E stablished the "Marine Economy Development Alliance" with advisors including Legislative Council member Yiu Pak-leung, with representatives from Lingnan University, Guangdong Ocean University Shenzhen Research Institute, Chu Kong Shipping Enterprises, China Travel International, Dah Chong Hong, and eSix Limited.
• E stablish a communication platform for marine economy development to foster coordinated growth across Hong Kong's marine sectors; promote marine ranching and facilitate enterprise-operated hatcheries to drive local fishery modernization, drive seed industry innovation for sustainable fisheries, establish complete supply chains for fish farming; enhance marine tourism through new public/yacht marina management models, and accelerate commercialization of marine technology innovations - collectively transforming Hong Kong into a regional hub for marine economy development.
專家學者及業界領袖在圓桌會議上分享對銀髮經濟看法及提出具體建議 Experts, scholars and industry leaders shared insights and proposed concrete measures at Silver Economy Roundtable
• E stablished the "Silver Economy Development Alliance" with advisors including Dr. Lam Ching Choi, Executive Council Member, Hon. Koon Ho Ming, Legislative Council Member, Ms. Chan Man Yee, Chief Executive of The Hong Kong Council of Social Service, Mr. Chua Hoi Wai, Advisor of The Hong Kong Council of Social Service, Prof. Vivian Wei Qun Lou, Director of HKU Sau Po Centre on Ageing, Prof. Chan Chak Kwan, Director of Lingnan University Asia-Pacific Institute of Ageing Studies and Mr. Ryan Ip, Vice President and Executive Director of Public Policy Institute at Our Hong Kong Foundation.
• Promote routine texture-modified meal offerings in fast-food chains and coordinate with catering groups/NGOs to host soft-food exhibitions.
民建聯代表到佛山氫能產業園考察
DAB representatives conducted inspection tour of Foshan Hydrogen Energy Industrial Park
• E stablish Hong Kong as a hydrogen application hub through hydrogen refueling infrastructure, zero-carbon transportation, and emission reduction of construction sites.
• Successfully catalyzed Sinopec's ~HK$100 million investment in building a solar-powered hydrogen production facility in Tuen Mun, featuring over 8,600 solar panels with annual photovoltaic output of ~6.1 million kWh, producing 99.1 tons of green hydrogen yearly while reducing CO2 emissions by 356+ tons.
發表 18 區旅遊熱點及深度遊建議
Presented recommendations on tourist hotspots and in-depth travel experiences across all 18 districts
• M E L T 民族共融關愛中心聯同香港回教信託基金總會合辦清真飲食文化節， 邀請本地獲 BOT 認證的餐廳，提供和介紹清真美食，推動中東旅遊。
CULTURAL TOURISM INDUSTRY
• O rganized by China Tourism Group and the Hong Kong Chinese Enterprises Association, with implementation by Hong Kong China Travel Service, the "Hello Pandas" event boosted panda-themed cultural/creative economies.
• M ulticultural Ethnic-Link Teen Centre and The Incorporated Trustees of the Islamic Community Fund of Hong Kong co-organized the Halal Food Festival, featuring BOT-certified local restaurants to showcase authentic halal cuisine and promote Middle Eastern tourism.
參觀廣州南華工貿技師學校
Toured Guangzhou Nanhua Industry & Trade Technician College
LABOUR POLICY: ESTABLISHING A JOINT TALENT TRAINING MECHANISM FOR THE GREATER BAY AREA
• E stablished the "GBA Talent Development Alliance" to achieve efficient talent circulation and sharing within the region. Advisory Team includes Mr. Xiong Jian, Founder of Red Sea Human Resources Group, and his team, Mr. Chen Zhiyu, representative of Hong Kong Gathering Talents Limited and his team, Ms. Lancy Chui, Senior Vice President of ManpowerGroup Greater China Limited and Dr. Ho Tat-kei, Director of the Talent Lab at City University of Hong Kong.
• E stablish a Hong Kong-Mainland China Joint Construction Industry Training Base implementing Bay Area talent standards, with graduates receiving tripartite certification (recognized in Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao) and The Hong Kong Institute of Construction will launch Bay Area Standards programs, with pilot courses including painting, bricklaying, scaffolding, Building Information Modeling (BIM), surveying, and civil engineering.
舉行探討職業女性生育與事業的平衡難題圓桌會議
Hosted a roundtable session on balancing childbirth and career challenges for working women
POPULATION POLICY: BOOSTING BIRTH RATES & OPTIMIZING POPULATION STRUCTURE
• E stablished the "Hong Kong Population Policy Alliance" to conduct multiple roundtable meetings and conduct in-depth research to propose various population policies and recommendations related to encouraging birth rates.
• Successfully advocate for KMB to establish an employee childcare center at the Mei Foo Depot, leading the business sector to provide childcare services. To foster a family-friendly business environment and encourage family growth, efforts are underway to promote local banks to launch family credit cards that offer consumption discounts for new parents.
Capitalizing on Hong Kong's unique advantages of enjoying strong support of the Motherland and being closely connected to the world, DAB Legislative Council members led activities and visits to engage with international communities during the current legislative term. They hosted the " China-France Diplomatic Relations - Evolving Cities: Beijing & Paris exhibition" as platform for global outreach and built relationships with foreign consulates and chambers of commerce based in Hong Kong. The delegation conducted targeted visits to France, ASEAN countries, and Egypt, facilitating cultural exchanges and economic cooperation. The DAB effectively fulfilled its role as a super-connector, delivering tangible outcomes for international partners while strengthening Hong Kong's bridging function between China and the world.
01. 辦「中法建交 60 週年──從北京巴黎歷史看發展」展覽，展現中法兩國歷 史及人文交流 “The 60th Anniversary of the Establishment of China-France Diplomatic Relations Evolving Cities: Beijing & Paris”exhibition highlighted historical and cultural exchanges between China and France
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與外交部駐香港特別行政區特派員公署合辦「秦漢文明展專場」，邀請駐港 外國領事及外國商會代表參觀 Hosted a DAB Special Session“ Civilization of the Qin and Han Dynasties”Exhibition which was organized with the OCMFA in HKSAR and invited foreign consuls and business representatives
03. 商會代表表示專場展覽充分展視中國成就，亦認識香港的歷史面貌 Foreign representative remarked that the special exhibition effectively showcased China' s achievements while introducing Hong Kong' s historical heritage
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邀請駐港外國領事及商會代表參加「靈蛇獻瑞，共迎新春：盆菜交流盛宴」 Invited foreign consuls and chamber representatives to a“ Spring Festival Poon Choi Banquet”to celebrate the Lunar New Year
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出訪法國巴黎，與不同企業單位及青年會面交流，特別參訪藍帶廚藝學校 A DAB delegation visited Paris to meet with various institutions and youth groups, including a special visit to Le Cordon Bleu
06. 黃英豪及周浩鼎到訪杜拜及阿布扎比考察
Kennedy Wong and Holden Chow conducted an inspection tour in Dubai and Abu Dhabi 07. 法國國家運動訓練中心 INSEP 和香港體育學院簽訂合作備忘錄
The Hong Kong Sports Institute signed a memorandum of understanding with France' s INSEP 08. 聯合中國香港柔道總會和民建聯屯門支部舉辦「中國香港 - 法國柔道運動交流日」，加強中國香港與法國 的體育人文交流
Co-organized a“ Hong Kong SAR and France Judo Fun Day”with the Judo Association of Hong Kong and DAB Tuen Mun Branch to strengthen sports diplomacy 09. 林琳赴馬「世界婦女經濟與商業峰會」演講，促公私營政策支援及賦權女性平衡事業與家庭
Nixie Lam delivered a speech at Malaysia' s World Women Economic & Business Summit, advocating public-private policies to empower women in balancing career and family
10. 赴馬泰考察護士培訓學校、大學醫學院護理學系及與中介 公司代表交流
Delegates visited nursing training schools and university medical faculties in Malaysia and Thailand for professional exchanges
11. 黃英豪及梁熙到訪印尼參與 B20 峰會，就兩地民間合作 機遇作深入交流，為香港爭取更多商機
Kennedy Wong and Edward Leung attended Indonesia' s B20 Summit for in-depth discussions on bilateral collaboration opportunities to create more business prospects for Hong Kong
12. 外訪東盟，到訪印尼當地一間外傭培訓中心進行交流 During an ASEAN visit, delegates exchanged views at an Indonesian domestic helper training center
13. 李世榮聯同港鐵公司代表考察埃及，推動多元合作新進程 Stanley Li led an MTR Corporation delegation to Egypt to promote new diversified cooperation opportunities
The DAB reached out to and heard views from various sectors, explored opportunities of collaboration with women's associations, hometown associations, professional bodies, youth groups, and other community stakeholders. By fostering unity and support, DAB Legislative Council members serve as a bridge to promote exchanges and cooperation between Hong Kong and the mainland across different sectors. These partnerships not only enhance communication but also help build a better Hong Kong.
漁農 AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES
01. 漁農界議員及漁農界選委與環境及生態局局長會面交流 Meeting with Secretary for Environment and Ecology alongside the agriculture and fisheries subsector of the election committee
02. 撮合漁農界與仁濟醫院董之英紀念中學合作拍攝漁農行業推廣短片， 助學生多元發展 Facilitated collaboration between agricultural sector and Yan Chai Hospital Tung Chi Ying Memorial Secondary School to produce industry promotion videos for student development
03. 聯同漁護署、魚統處、菜統處、漁農關愛隊合力為更新青少年和基層家庭 送暖迎新春 Collaborated with AFCD, FMO, VMO and Fisheries/ Agriculture Care Team to provide Lunar New Year support for youth and grassroots families
勞工 LABOUR
01. 立法會議員及選委與勞褔局會面，商討修訂《2022 年職業安全及職業健 康法例（雜項修訂）條例草案》Legislative councillors and members of the election committee meeting with Labour and Welfare Bureau to discuss amendments to the Occupational Safety and Occupational Health Legislation (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill 2022 01
文化體育及旅遊 CULTURE, SPORTS AND TOURISM
01. 聯同旅遊界議員及全體旅遊界選委與文化體育及旅遊局局長線上會 面交流，提出有利行業發展建議 Online meeting with Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism alongside tourism sector legislative councillors and subsector of the election committee to advance industry development
中醫藥 CHINESE MEDICINE
01. 與中醫藥發展專員及中醫界代表會面，商討制訂《中醫藥發展藍圖》 Hosted meeting with Commissioner for Chinese Medicine Development and TCM representatives to formulate Chinese Medicine Development Blueprint
金融工商及科技 FINANCE, COMMERCE & TECHNOLOGY
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舉辦工商專業青民新春酒會，來自各界超過 200 位貴賓齊聚一堂，共同促進交流合作 Hosted Chinese New Year Reception gathering more than 200 distinguished guests to foster collaboration
聯同會計界選委與財經事務及庫務局局長線上會面，交流有助業界及社會發展建議 Online meeting with Secretary for Financial Services and Treasury alongside accounting subsector of the election committee to discuss industry development proposals
聯同中小企業界選委與商務及經濟發展局局長會面交流，共同促進香港經濟發展 Meeting with Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development and SME subsector of the election committee to advance Hong Kong' s economic growth
與財經事務及庫務局局長及金融服務界別選委線上交流，拓展市場機遇和發展 Online exchange with Secretary for Financial Services and Treasury and financial services subsector of the election committee to explore market opportunities
與保險界攜手同行，保持緊密溝通，推動政府助行業提升競爭力 Maintain close collaboration with insurance subsector of the election committee to enhance industry competitiveness through government policy
同鄉社團 CLANSMEN ASSOCIATIONS
01. 與五十多名同鄉社團選委及相關代表，與民政及青年事務局局長線上 交流，就同鄉社團融入政府地區行政架構及挽留內地生提建議 Online meeting with Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs Bureau and over 50 clansmen association representatives to discuss regional governance integration and mainland student retention
01. 拜訪香港浙江省同鄉會聯合會婦委會 Visited the Women' s Committee of the United Zhejiang Residents Associations H K Ltd
02. 拜訪香港廣西婦女聯會 Vistied Hong Kong Guangxi Women' s Federation
03. 舉行「釋放婦女勞動力」研討會，與各界共同推動婦女事業發展 Hosted symposium to advance women ' s career development with different sectors
01. 舉辦首個戶外清真美食節，致力打造香港成為穆斯林 友善旅遊城市 Hosted the first outdoor Halal Food Festival to enhance HK as Muslim-friendly travel destination
02. 促成舉辦九龍清真寺疫苗接種活動，近 400 人受惠 Facilitated vaccination event at Kowloon Masjid & Islamic Centre benefiting nearly 400 people
03. 促成九巴高層與香港回教信託基金總會代表會面，九巴 將增加招聘少數族裔 Arranged meeting between KMB management and representatives of the Incorporated Trustees of the Islamic Community Fund of Hong Kong to enhance ethnic minority recruitment
04. 民建聯少數族裔委員會拜訪九龍清真寺暨伊斯蘭中心，與 香港回教信託基金總會代表交流 DAB Ethnic Minorities Committee visited Kowloon Masjid & Islamic Centre, exchanging views with representatives of the Incorporated Trustees of the Islamic Community Fund of Hong Kong
05. 民建聯少數族裔委員會拜訪印度廟，討論印裔人士關注 事項 DAB Ethnic Minorities Committee visited Hindu Temple to discuss concerns of Indian community
06. 與香港回教信託基金總會代表參觀九巴車廠，商討少 數族裔招聘日的具體安排 Led a delegation with representatives of the Incorporated Trustees of the Islamic Community Fund of Hong Kong touring the KMB bus depot to coordinate ethnic minority recruitment day arrangements
07. 少數族裔委員會舉辦共融晚會，各少數族裔社團領袖、政 府官員、民建聯成員及各社區領袖聚首一堂 DAB Ethnic Minorities Committee hosted inclusive gala, uniting community leaders, government officials, and DAB members
08. 會見香港印度商界團體，討論港澳居民來往內地通行 證的新措施 Engaged Hong Kong Indian business community on new Mainland Travel Permit arrangements
政制及內地事務 CONSTITUTIONAL AND MAINLAND AFFAIRS
01. 人大政協及全國團體代表界別領袖與民政事務局署理局長舉行線上會 議交流 NPC/CPPCC and National Organization Deputies held online meeting with Acting Secretary for Home Affairs
02. 民建聯立法會議員一連兩日與選委進行三場茶聚交流會，討論各項 政策事務及聽取寶貴意見 DAB legislative councillors hosted three consecutive tea receptions with members of election committee to discuss policy matters and gather feedback
03.
舉行交流會，促成各界領袖與律政司司長林定國及副司長張國鈞會面， 就與內地相互認可和執行民商事案件判決的安排交流意見 Facilitated meeting between community leaders and Secretary for Justice Paul Lam and Deputy Secretary for Justice Horace Cheung on cross-border civil judgment recognition
Man Yu, Frankie, LI Sai Wing, Stanley, CHAN Hak Kan, Gary, LEE Wai King, Starry, LEUNG Hei, Edward
19 Advancing Innovative and Facilitated Clearance Models
20 Imported Worker Training Framework
21 Promoting Hong Kong as a 'Playful City'
22 Policy Proposal: Upskill and Transform Local Workforce
23 Urban Sports Development and Recommendations Initiative
24 Fertility Promotion Initiative
25 Policy Proposal: Accelerating Crossboundary Elderly Care Planning in GBA
26 Sustainable Agriculture and Fisheries Development Blueprint
27 Reintroduction of Tenants Purchase Scheme
23.07.09 LEE Wai King, Starry, LAU Kwok Fan, Edward, CHAN Hak Kan, Gary
23.07.18 NGAN Man Yu, Frankie
23.08.09 Nixie LAM, NGAN Man Yu, Frankie
23.09.11 NGAN Man Yu, Frankie
23.09.12 CHENG Wing Shun, Vincent
23.10.05 Nixie LAM, NGAN Man Yu, Frankie, CHOW Ho Ding, Holden, QUAT Elizabeth, LI Sai Wing, Stanley, Women and Family Affairs Panel
23.10.15 LI Sai Wing, Stanley
23.12.14 HO Chun Yin, Steven
24.03.20 CHAN Hok Fung, LAU Kwok Fan, Edward, NGAN Man Yu, Frankie, LEUNG Hei, Edward, LI Sai Wing, Stanley
28 Support for Pre-school Children with Special Educational Needs (SEN)
29 Policy Proposal: Strengthening Government-led Building Rehabilitation
30 Initiative for Advancing Chinese Medicine Development
31 Enhancing Pediatric Healthcare Services in Hong Kong
32 Comprehensive Reform of Joint Office for Investigation of Water Seepage
33 Policy Initiative for Platform Worker Protection
24.04.11 NGAN Man Yu, Frankie, LI Sai Wing, Stanley, Nixie LAM
24.07.09 CHAN Hok Fung
24.09.13 CHAN Wing Kwong (cooperated with Hong Kong Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioners Association)
24.10.07 QUAT Elizabeth, NGAN Man Yu, Frankie, Nixie LAM
25.02.05 CHAN Han Pan, Ben
25.03.17 NGAN Man Yu, Frankie
CHEN Chung Nin, Rock, WONG Chun Sek, Edmund 04 Seizing Cross-border E-commerce Opportunities to Reshape Trade Paradigms 23.02.20 WONG Ying Ho, Kennedy 05 Policy Proposal: Leveraging TCM Strengths to Build a Healthy Hong Kong
CHAN Wing Kwong, LEUNG Hei, Edward, CHAN Han Pan, Ben, WONG Ying Ho, Kennedy, QUAT Elizabeth, LEE Wai King, Starry
CHENG Wing Shun, Vincent
Policy Proposal 3.0: Accelerating Hong Kong’s New Industrialization
CHEN Chung Nin, Rock, WONG Chun Sek, Edmund, LEE Wai King, Starry, CHOW Ho Ding, Holden, WONG Ying Ho, Kennedy, QUAT Elizabeth, Nixie LAM
Repurposing Kai Tak Community Isolation Facility into an International Arts & Sports Exchange Hub 24.05.19 LEE Wai King, Starry, CHENG Wing Shun, Vincent 10 TCM Tourism Policy Proposal 24.06.11
QUAT Elizabeth, CHAN Wing Kwong, WONG Ying Ho, Kennedy, LEUNG Hei, Edward, CHENG Wing Shun, Vincent, HO Chun Yin, Steven, CHAN Yung, CHAN Hok Fung, LAU Kwok Fan, Edward, CHAN Han Pan, Ben
11 New Quality Productive Forces: Empowering WEB 3.0 Applications in Finance
12 Farewell to Subdivided Units 3.0
13 Developing GBA Smart City Clusters Through New Quality Productive Forces
14 Positioning Hong Kong as a Muslim-friendly Tourism Destination via High-quality Travel Development
15 Strengthening Hong Kong’s Status as an IPO and Fundraising Hub
24.08.01 CHEN Chung Nin, Rock, WONG Chun Sek, Edmund, Nixie LAM, QUAT Elizabeth
24.08.12 CHENG Wing Shun, Vincent, CHAN Hok Fung
24.09.23 QUAT Elizabeth
24.09.25 CHENG Wing Shun, Vincent
24.10.03 CHEN Chung Nin, Rock, WONG Chun Sek, Edmund, CHOW Ho Ding, Holden, QUAT Elizabeth, WONG Ying Ho, Kennedy, LEUNG Hei, Edward, KWOK Ling Lai, Lillian
16 Tourism Everywhere: Comprehensive Development of Lei Yue Mun Tourism
17 Establishing Hong Kong as a Global Hub for High-Calibre Talent
Strengthening HK's Global Financial Hub Status Advancing the Digital Asset Economy and Optimizing Listing Rules to Facilitate New Economy Listings
Cultural Tourism Industry
EDGE
CHEN Chung Nin, Rock, WONG Ying Ho, Kennedy, WONG Chun Sek, Edmund, CHAN Yung, LEE Wai King, Starry, QUAT Elizabeth
CHAN Yung, CHENG Wing Shun, Vincent, KWOK Ling Lai, Lillian, LEE Wai King, Starry, LAU Kwok Fan, Edward, LI Sai Wing, Stanley
ATTRACTING HIGH-CALIBRE TALENT TO SUSTAIN ECONOMIC GROWTH
Building an International High-calibre Talent Hub
Labour Policy: Establishing a Joint Talent Training M echanism for the Greater Bay Area
Population Policy: Boosting Birth Rates & Optimizing Population Structure
LEE Wai King, Starry, NGAN Man Yu, Frankie, WONG Ying Ho, Kennedy, CHAN Yung, CHAN Wing Kwong, KWOK Ling Lai, Lillian
NGAN Man Yu, Frankie, CHAN Yung
LEUNG Hei, Edward, Nixie LAM, NGAN Man Yu, Frankie, CHAN Yung
附錄三：民建聯立法會工作小統計
（截止至 2025 . 07 . 31 ）
APPENDIX
3: DAB LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL WORK BRIEF STATISTICS
(as of 31 July 2025)
LEUNG Hei, Edward 9 27 8
陳學鋒
CHAN Hok Fung
顏汶羽
NGAN Man Yu, Frankie 8 29 7
《縮短公立醫院專科門診輪候時間》、《全面規管非應邀來電》
"Shortening waiting time for specialist outpatient services", "Comprehensively regulating unsolicited calls"
《重推及優化出售公屋計劃》
"Re-launching and enhancing the sales scheme for public rental housing units"
《完善外籍家庭傭工政策》、《促進兒童醫療服務發展》、 《完善灣區人才標準，促進區域人才流動》
"Improving the policies on foreign domestic helpers", "Promoting the development of children’s healthcare services", "Improving GBA talent standards and promoting talent flow in the region"
鄭泳舜
CHENG Wing Shun, Vincent 7 27 7
李慧琼
LEE Wai King, Starry
5 20 8
《制訂未來 5 年文化藝術政策及發展藍圖》、《進一步完善 房屋階梯》
"Formulating policy and development blueprint on arts and culture for next five years", "Further enhancing the housing ladder"
《更深入和廣泛地開展愛國主義教育》、《把握戰略機遇，推 動香港教育、科技和人才一體化發展》
"Implementing patriotic education in greater depth and breadth", "Seizing strategic opportunities to promote the integrated development of education, technology and talents in Hong Kong"
李世榮
LI Sai Wing, Stanley 6 28 9
劉國勳
LAU Kwok Fan, Edward
89 19
《推行'照顧者為本'政策》、《加快落實粵港澳大灣區跨境 安老規劃》
"Implementing 'carer-centric' policy" , "Expediting the implementation of cross-boundary elderly care planning in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area"
"Reviewing the works approval process and aligning construction standards, and leveraging innovative technologies to reduce construction costs and time", "Establishing innovative institutional mechanisms to move full steam ahead with the development of the Core Area of the Northern Metropolis"
周浩鼎
CHOW Ho Ding, Holden 7 29 20
陳恒鑌
CHAN Han Pan, Ben
陳克勤
CHAN Hak Kan, Gary
何俊賢
HO Chun Yin, Steven 6 20 10
黃俊碩
WONG Chun Sek, Edmund 6 16 20
《加強幼兒託管服務》、《關注兒童及青少年過度使用互聯 網及電子屏幕產品》
"Strengthening child-minding services", "Addressing the excessive use of Internet and electronic screen products by children and adolescents"
《全面檢視、完善本港牙科服務制度及人手需要》
"Comprehensively reviewing and improving Hong Kong's dental service system and manpower needs"
《把握國家加快發展新質生產力的機遇》、《檢視工務工程 優先次序，確保重點項目提速提效》
"Seizing the opportunities of accelerating the development of new quality productive forces in the country", "Reviewing the priorities for public works to ensure enhanced speed and efficiency of key projects"
《以新質生產力賦能漁農業發展》
"Empowering the development of agriculture and fisheries industries with new quality productive forces"
《推動培養本地專業服務業人才》、《全面檢視特區政府資 源運用，優化財政結構》
"Promoting the nurturing of local professional services talents", "Comprehensively reviewing the SAR Government's use of resources to optimize its fiscal structure"
議員
LEGCO MEMBER ORAL
QUESTIONS WRITTEN
QUESTIONS NUMBER OF BILLS COMMITTEES PARTICIPATED IN
黃英豪
WONG Ying Ho, Kennedy
陳勇
CHAN Yung
葛珮帆
QUAT Elizabeth
陳仲尼
CHEN Chung Nin, Rock
8 18 11
林琳
Nixie LAM
郭玲麗
立法會大會動議的題目
MOTION TOPICS IN LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL SESSIONS
《推進粵港澳大灣區數據互聯互通及發展跨境電商業務》、 《更積極地管理好政府的非金融資產》
"Promoting data interchange in the GuangdongHong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and developing cross-border e-commerce", "Managing the Government's non-financial assets more proactively"
7 20 8 《全面認識國家發展，說好中國和中國香港故事》、《拓展香 港紅色旅遊及熊貓經濟》
"Comprehensively understanding the country's development and telling good stories of China and Hong Kong, China", "Taking forward red tourism and the panda economy in Hong Kong"
9 29 13 《推動低空經濟發展》
"Promoting development of low-altitude economy"
8 27 15 《同鄉社團融入地區治理體系》、《進一步鞏固香港的國際 化優勢》
"Integrating associations of Chinese fellow townsmen into the district governance systems", "Further consolidating Hong Kong's advantages as an international city"
7 21 12 《全面完善本港兒童遊樂設施》、《支援輔助生育政策》
"Comprehensive improvement of Hong Kong's play equipment for children", "Policies on supporting assisted reproduction"
"Improving the mental and psychological health of the public and promoting the development of Hong Kong's counselling profession", "Supporting students with special educational needs and improving the policy on integrated education in Hong Kong"
《積極推動中醫發展，紓緩醫療系統壓力》
"Actively promoting the development of Chinese medicine to alleviate the pressure on the healthcare system"
陳永光於 2022 年 12 月 18
日舉行的立法會補選中獲宣布當選為立法會 議員，並於 2022 年 12 月 19 日宣誓就職。
CHAN Wing Kwong was declared to be returned as a member of LegCo at the LegCo by-election held on 18 December 2022, and took the oath to assume office on 19 December 2022.
