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Board of Governors of the
Hong Kong Arts Centre
Terms of Reference
The Board of Governors of the Hong Kong Arts Centre is the
governing and executive body of the Hong Kong Arts Centre
and, as such, shall perform all the duties imposed on the
Hong Kong Arts Centre by the Hong Kong Arts Centre Ordinance
as follows:-
- to promote, sponsor, encourage and provide for the appreciation
of and participation in the visual, literary, musical and
performing arts of whatever nature;
- to promote, exhibit, display and perform such arts, publicly
and otherwise;
- to promote, support, sponsor, encourage and provide facilities
for the learning and practising of such arts;
- to initiate, support and sponsor the creation, composition
and production of such arts;
- to co-operate with and assist persons, companies, societies,
bodies and associations which have as their objects any
of the objects specified in paragraphs (a) to (d);
- such objects ancillary and incidental to the objects specified
in paragraphs (a) to (e) as the Board may consider appropriate;
and
- to apply its profits howsoever derived solely towards
the promotion of its objects specified in this section,
in and outside Hong Kong.
Membership
| Chairman |
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| Mrs Cissy PAO WATARI, BBS |
Appointed by the Chief Executive |
| Non-official members |
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| Mr Christopher CHUNG Shu-kun, BBS, MH,
JP |
Appointed by the Chief Executive |
| Prof LEUNG Ping-kwan, MH |
Appointed by the Chief Executive |
| Mr Raj Sital MOTWANI, BBS, JP |
Appointed by the Chief Executive |
| Mr Calvin HUI |
| Mr Irving KOO, SBS, JP |
| Mrs Jackie MA |
| Mr Nelson LEONG |
| Mr Charles NG |
| Mr David PONG |
| Mr James THOMPSON, GBS |
| Dr Jimmy CH WONG, BBS, JP |
| Ms Connie LAM |
Ex-officio/Executive Director of the Hong
Kong Arts Centre |
| Secretary: |
Ms Connie LAM
Executive Director of the Hong Kong Arts Centre
(Telephone: 2582 0204) |
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Council of the Hong Kong
Academy for Performing Arts
Terms of Reference
The Council shall be the governing and executive body of
the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts and, as such, may
exercise all the powers conferred and shall perform all the
duties imposed on the Academy by the Hong Kong Academy for
Performing Arts Ordinance (Cap. 1135).
Membership
| Chairman |
| Dr LEUNG Nai-kong, BBS, JP |
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| Deputy Chairman |
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| Mr William LEUNG Wing-cheung, JP |
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| Treasurer |
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| Mrs Fanny LAI IP Po-ping, JP |
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| Members |
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| Mr William AU Weng-hei, BBS, JP |
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| Mr Robert CHAN Hing-cheong |
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| Dr CHAN Wai-kai |
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| Mr Charles CHOW Chan-lum |
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| Dr Peter KWOK Viem, JP |
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| Mrs Grace LAM WONG Pik-har |
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| Mr David PONG Chun-yee |
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| Ms Priscilla WONG Pui-sze, JP |
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| Ms Ada WONG Ying-kay, JP |
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| Ms Yip Wing-sie, JP |
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| Ms CHANG Yuk-mui |
(elected staff representative) |
| Ms Lena LEE Ying |
(elected staff representative) |
| Director of the Hong Kong Academy for Performing
Arts |
| Secretary for Home Affairs or his representative |
| Secretary for Education or his representative |
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Hong Kong Arts Development
Council
The Hong Kong Arts Development Council (HKADC) was established
as a non-statutory body on 15 April 1994 and as an independent
statutory body under its own Ordinance on 1 June 1995 as a
result of the Government's arts policy review conducted in
1993. Its mission is to plan, promote and support the broad
development of the arts, including the literary, performing,
visual and film arts, and to develop and improve the participation
and education in and the knowledge, practice, appreciation,
accessibility and informed criticism of the arts, with a view
to improving quality of life for the whole community.
Currently, the HKADC receives funding support from the Government
through a recurrent one-line subvention, which amounts to
$84 million in 2008/2009. In addition, the Government has
granted a seed money of $100 million to HKADC in 1994-95 to
form a seeding grant from which HKADC could draw on to meet
expenditure in excess of the amount of its recurrent subvention.
Besides, the $300 million Arts and Sport Development Fund
was set up in January 1997 to assist the HKADC and the Hong
Kong Sport Development Board to implement projects under their
strategic plans.
Function of the Council
The functions of the Council are:-
- to plan, promote and support the broad development of
the arts, including the literary, performing, visual and
film arts and to develop and improve the participation and
education in and the knowledge, practice, appreciation,
accessibility and informed criticism of the arts, with a
view to improving the quality of life of the whole community;
- to formulate and implement strategy for the planning,
development, promotion and support of the arts;
- to uphold the principle of, and encourage, freedom of
artistic expression;
- to encourage excellence, innovation, creativity and diversity
in the arts;
- to encourage interest, understanding, knowledge and skill
in the arts at all level within the formal education system
as well as through extracurricular, part-time and voluntary
systems;
- to strive for the creation of an environment conducive
to ensuring that-
- all person in Hong Kong have the opportunity to enjoy,
partake in and have access to the arts; and
- those with the ability and desire to pursue a career
in the arts have the opportunity to do so and receive
tuition;
- to advise the Government on the policies, standard of
provision of facilities, educational programmes, levels
of funding and any other matters that may affect the planning,
development, promotion and support of the arts; and
- to engage in other activities conducive to the planning,
promotion and support of the development of the arts that
the Chief Executive, after consultation with the Council,
permits or assigns to it.
Membership
Members of the HKADC are appointed by the Chief Executive.
The current membership of the Council is as follows :-
| Chairman |
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Mr MA Fung-kwok, S.B.S, J.P.
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| Vice-chairman |
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Mr Maurice LEE Wai-man, J.P.
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| Members |
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Mr William AU Weng-hei, B.B.S., J.P.
Prof Stephen CHAN Ching-kiu
Mr CHENG Kam-chung, M.H., J.P.
Dr Jonathan CHOI Koon-shum, B.B.S., J.P.
Mr Christopher CHUNG Shu-kun, M.H., J.P.
Ms Barbara FEI, B.B.S.
Mr HO Ho-chuen
Mr HON Man-po
Mr KAN Tai-keung, B.B.S.
Mr KO Tin-lung
Mr LEE Kam-yin, M.H.
Prof Eva MAN Kit-wah
Mr Fredric MAO Chun-fai, B.B.S.
Ms Emily MOK Fung-yee, J.P.
Mr NG Kang-fai
Mr David PONG Chun-yee
Mr PUN Siu-fai
Mr TO Kei-fung
Dr WONG So-lan
Ms Lina YAN Hau-yee, M.H., J.P.
Ms YAO Jue
Mr YUEN Siu-fai
Secretary for Home Affairs or his representative
Permanent Secretary for Education or his representative
Director of Leisure and Cultural Services or his representative
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Advisory Committee
on Cantonese Opera Development Fund
Terms of Reference
Advise generally on matters relating to the administration
and management of the Cantonese Opera Development Fund including:
- Encourage community support for the Fund;
- Set up policies on the use, custody and investment of
the Fund;
- Monitor the operation of the Fund; and
- Review the effectiveness of the research, projects, services
and other matters funded by the Fund.
Membership
(Term of office is from 1 August 2009 to 31 July 2011)
| Chairman |
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Mr Tsang Tak-sing, JP
Secretary for Home Affairs
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| Members |
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Mr John Chan Cho-chak, GBS, JP
Mrs Eva Cheng Li Kam-fun
Dr Tai Tak-fung, SBS, JP
Mr Matthew Lam Kin-hong, MH
Ms Lina Yan Hau-yee, MH, JP
Mr Peter Lee Ka-kit, JP
Mr Benedict Wong Chung-mat, MH, JP
Dr Stephen Chow Chun-kay, SBS, JP (Chairman of Cantonese
Opera Advisory Committee)
Representative of the Education Bureau
Representative of the Home Affairs Bureau
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| Secretary |
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Ms Alice WONG
Senior Project Manager (Culture), Home Affairs Bureau
Tel. : (852) 2594 6612 |
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Executive Committee
on Cantonese Opera Development Fund
Terms of Reference
Advise generally on matters relating to the administration
and management of the Cantonese Opera Development Fund including:
- Draw up procedures for inviting applications and direction
of funding of the Fund;
- Draw up guidelines for assessment of application and criteria
for making allocations from the Fund;
- Assess applications, monitor and evaluate the progress
and effectiveness of funded-projects; and
- Assist the Advisory Committee in motivating the public
to support the Fund.
Membership
(Term of Office is from 10 August 2009 to 31 July 2011)
| Chairman |
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Dr Stephen Chow Chun-kay, SBS, JP |
| Members |
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Prof Andrew Chan Chi-fai, SBS, JP
Ms Chan Hang-kwai (Chan Kim-sing), MH
Ms Jeanette Chan
Mr Charles Chow Chan-lum
Mr Ko Wai-tak, Roy
Mr Li Hon-kwong
Dr Li Siu-leung
Prof Lui Yu-hon
Mr Mo Yu-tin (Sun Kim Long)
Mr Wen Choy-bon, MH
Ms Wong Shui-kwan (Wong Chiu-kwan)
Mr Frankie Yeung Wai-chung (Yeung Wai-shing), MH
Mr Ho Tak-sum, MH (Representative of the Board of Management
of Chinese Permanent Cemeteries)
Representative of the Education Bureau
Representative of the Home Affairs Bureau
Representative of the Leisure and Cultural Services
Department |
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| Secretary |
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Ms Alice WONG
Senior Project Manager (Culture), Home Affairs Bureau
Tel: (852) 2594 6612
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Cantonese Opera
Advisory Committee
Terms of Reference
Cantonese opera as a unique indigenous art is an important
part of our local culture. For better development of the Cantonese
operatic art, an advisory committee has been established to
advise the Home Affairs Bureau on the promotion, preservation,
study and development of Cantonese opera.
The terms of reference of this Committee are as follows:
- To promote interest in and training of Cantonese opera,
and facilitate cooperation between the Cantonese opera sector
and other organisations (including the Hong Kong Arts Development
Council and the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts)
- To mobilise participation of various sectors, including
the general public, the Cantonese opera sector, the academic
sector, the media, the tourism industry, the district organisations
and private bodies, in promoting Cantonese opera
- To support exchanges with other regions, especially the
cooperation within the Pearl River Delta region.
- To examine, preserve and study the history and heritage
of Cantonese opera
- To assist in exploring financial resources
- To consider possible ways of promoting the social recognition
and status of Cantonese opera
Membership
(Term of office is from 1st May 2008 to 30th April 2010)
| Chairman |
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Dr Stephen CHOW Chun-kay, SBS, JP |
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| Members |
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Prof. Andrew CHAN Chi-fai, SBS, JP
Mr Charles CHOW Chan-lum
Ms CHOI Yuen-ling
Mr IP Sai-hung
Mr LAU Kam-yiu
Ms LAU Wai-ming
Mr LAW Hang-tong (LAW Ka-ying)
Mr LEUNG Hon-wai
Mr LI Hon-kwong, MH
Mr MO Yu-tin (SUN Kim-long)
Dr Dorothy NG Fung-ping
Mr SETO Yok (LOONG Koon-tin)
Ms SHI Fung-ling
Ms Marilyn TO WAI Sau-ming
Ms Christina WAN Fai-yin
Mr WEN Choy-bon, MH
Prof YU Siu-wah
Representative of the Hong Kong Academy for Performing
Arts
Representative of the Hong Kong Arts Development Council
Representative of the Hong Kong Tourism Board
Representative of the Education Bureau
Representative of the Home Affairs Bureau
Representative of the Leisure and Cultural Services
Department
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| Secretary |
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Ms Alice WONG
Senior Project Manager (Culture), Home Affairs Bureau
Tel:(852) 2594 5672 |
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Board of Trustees of the
Lord Wilson Heritage Trust
Terms of Reference
The main function of the Board of Trustees is to manage the
investment of the Trust capital and related financial matters
and to decide broad policy parameters for the promotion of
the Trust's objects which are the preservation and conservation
of the human heritage of Hong Kong.
Sections 4 to 6 of the Lord Wilson Heritage Trust Ordinance,
Chapter 425 stipulate the functions and powers of the Board
of Trustees. The composition of the Board of Trustees from
now up to 31 March 2011 is as follows:
| Chairman |
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Dr WU Po-him, Philip, BBS,
JP
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| Members |
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Mr CHAN Cho-chak, John, GBS, JP
Dr FUNG Yuk-bun, Patrick, JP
Mr HO Kwan-yiu, Junius
Mr KAN Siu-lun, Philip
Mr KWAN Kee
Ms LUI Wai-yu, Paddy, BBS, JP
Mr LUI Yin-tat, David
Mr MA Ching-cheng
Mr SY Chin-mong, Stephen, JP
Mr TONG Tai-wai, Raphael, MH
Ms WONG Pui-sze, Priscilla, JP
Secretary for Home Affairs or his representative (Ex
Officio)
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| Secretary |
|
Miss Polly KWOK
Principal Assistant Secretary (Culture) 2, Home Affairs
Bureau
Telephone : (852) 2594 6607
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Council of the Lord Wilson
Heritage Trust
Terms of Reference
To advise the Board of Trustees on ways and means of promoting
the objects of the Trust and to implement activities to promote
these objects within the financial and policy parameters set
by the Board of Trustees.
Section 8 of the Lord Wilson Heritage Trust Ordinance, Chapter
425 stipulates the functions and powers of the Council. The
composition of the Board of Trustees from now up to 31 March
2011 is as follows:
| Chairman |
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Prof LEE Chack-fan, SBS, JP |
| Members |
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Ms KWAI Yuk-nin, Catherine
Mrs LEUNG NGAI Mou-yin, Justina, JP
Dr TAM Kam-kau
Dr TING Sun-pao, Joseph
Mr TONG Tai-wai, Raphael, MH
Dr YUE Kwok-to
Director of Architectural Services or his representative
Secretary for Education or his representative
Deputy Secretary for Home Affairs (3) or his representative
(Ex Officio) |
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| Secretary |
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Ms Cissy HO
Chief Curator (Heritage), Home Affairs Bureau
Telephone : (852) 2594 6616 |
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Board of Trustees of
The Hong Kong Jockey Club Music and Dance Fund
The Hong Kong Jockey Club Music and Dance Fund (the Fund)
was set up in 1980 with a donation of $10 million from The
Hong Kong Jockey Club (the Club) for the promotion and development
of music and dance training and education in Hong Kong. It
is a non-statutory trust fund, administered by a board of
trustees. In 1994, the Club injected a further $22 million
into the Fund to meet increasing demand for its support.
Scholarships are awarded to assist exceptionally talented
candidates to pursue integrated programmes of post-diploma
studies, post-graduate studies or professional training in
music or dance at world-renowned institutions or to undertake
less formal studies, projects or creative work outside Hong
Kong.
The Fund's Board of Trustees is appointed by its Custodian
Trustee i.e. the Secretary for Home Affairs Incorporated.
The composition of the Board of Trustees from now up to 31
March 2010 is as follows :
| Chairman |
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Mr LEE King-ting, Frank
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| Trustees
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| Mr CHAN Ho-choi, BBS, MH |
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| Mr LIANG Jing |
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| Prof MAN Kit-wah, Eva |
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| Mr PUN Siu-fai |
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| Mr Stephen TAN |
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| Mr YAN Hui-chang, Hubert, BBS |
| Ms YAO Jue |
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| Mr YIU Yu-ho, Thomas |
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| Mr Douglas SO |
Executive Director, Charities, Legal & Corporate Secretariat, The Hong Kong Jockey
Club |
| Prof Kevin Thompson |
Director, The Hong Kong Academy for Performing
Arts |
| Ms Anita WAI |
Administrative Secretary, The Hong Kong Schools
Music and Speech Association |
Secretary for Education or his representative
Principal Assistant Secretary (Culture) 2, Home Affairs
Bureau
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| Secretary |
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Mr Alexander OR
Chief Executive Officer (Culture) 2B, Home Affairs
Bureau
Tel. : (852) 2594 5646
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Culture and Heritage Commission
The term of the Culture and Heritage Commission's membership
ended on 31 March 2003. The Commission completed its Policy
Recommendation Report on 31 March 2003 and submitted the Report
to the SAR Government on 25 April 2003.
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