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Hong Kong Arts Development Council

Appointed by the Chief Executive under the Hong Kong Arts Development Council Ordinance, Chapter 472

Enquiry : Home Affairs Bureau
41/F, Revenue Tower, 5 Gloucester Road
Wan Chai, Hong Kong

Telephone : 2594 5622

Official website: http://www.hkadc.org.hk

Chairman

Mr MA Fung-kwok, S.B.S, J.P.

Vice Chairman

Mr Maurice LEE Wai-man, J.P.

Non-official members

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, S.B.S., 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, M.H., J.P.

Mr NG Kang-fai

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

Official Members

Secretary for Home Affairs or his representative
Permanent Secretary for Education or his representative
Director of Leisure and Cultural Services Department or his representative

Secretary : Mr Louis YU
Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Arts Development Council
(Telephone: 2820 1012)

Terms of Reference

The Members of the Hong Kong Arts Development Council (the Council) are the governing body of the Council and, in the name of the Council, manage the affairs of the Council and exercise the powers conferred on the Council under the Hong Kong Arts Development Council Ordinance, Chapter 472.

Description of Job:

The Council was established in April 1994. It became an independent statutory body in June 1995 when the Hong Kong Arts Development Council Ordinance was enacted. The Council consists of not more than 27 members. Not more than 10 of them are representatives of specified arts interests. The mission of the Council is to plan, promote and support the broad development of arts including dance, drama, literary, music, xiqu, film and visual arts as well as arts education in Hong Kong. The Council discharges its functions and duties through its Administrative Office.