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The Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors President’s Report 2018-2019

It has been a great pleasure and an honour to serve as the President of The Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors (“HKIS” or “the Institute”) for the council year 2018-2019. The year 2019 marked an important milestone - the 35th Anniversary of the Institute’s service and commitment to the surveying profession and the community. I would like to share with you what the Institute has achieved during the year both internally and externally. 1 Membership 1.1 Growth

At the end of November 2019, the total number of members reached 10,976 representing a growth of 3.57% from the previous year. Of the total membership, 7,004 were Corporate Members (555 Fellows and 6,449 Members) of which 280 were newly elected. There are 6 Honorary Fellows, 3,889 Probationers and Students and 77 Associate Members.

Corporate Members (First Division)

Technical & Training Grade Members

1.2 Life-long learning

All members are required to keep up with the latest developments and enhance their professional and technical skills. A total of 212 Continuing Professional Development events on a wide range of professional topics were organised during the years (from 14 December 2019 and 30 November 2019) by the six Divisions, Young Surveyors Group and the HKIS.

Division No. of CPD events held* Building Surveying (BSD) 19 General Practice (GPD) 28 Land Surveying (LSD) 11 Planning and Development (PDD) 10 Property and Facility Management (PFMD) 10 Quantity Surveying (QSD) 77 Young Surveyors Group (YSG) 39 HKIS 41

*Some events were jointly held by the Divisions and the YSG

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The Board of Professional Development conducted a checking of members’ compliance with mandatory CPD requirements for the period 2016 to 2018.

1.3 Disciplinary Proceedings

As a reputable professional Institute, the HKIS is determined to uphold the integrity of the profession. Every member of the HKIS is required to maintain a high and honourable standard of professional conduct and shall discharge his/her duties in accordance with the highest standard of business ethics as provided under the Bye-Laws and Rules of Conduct of the Institute.

There were 4 complaints received during the year, 3 of which were dismissed. At the end of November 2019, there are 2 valid complaints for investigation under the disciplinary procedures mechanism of the HKIS.

2 Public Recognition

Members of the Institute are active in providing feedback to the Government in relation to policies and legislations of the built environment. A number of meetings were arranged with the Development Bureau, Transport and Housing Bureau, various Government departments, Construction Industry Council and Urban Renewal Authority, to exchange insights into the industry and business of the Institute.

Constant communications have been made with the Legislative Councillor representing the surveying industry to reflect our concerns over issues affecting our members and the industry as a whole. Members participated in the Joint Institutes’ dialogue sessions with the respective Bureaus Secretaries organised our Legislative Councillor during the year.

2.1 Consultations and Submissions

The Institute has been active in providing feedback to the Government in relation to policies and legislation that are related to the built environment. Views were submitted on issues, including:- • Policy Address and Budget • Stage 2 Public Engagement for Pilot Study on Underground Space

Development in Selected Strategic Urban Areas” • Studies related to artificial islands in the central waters for the LegCo Panel

on Development special meeting on 27 April 2019 • Preliminary Report on Land Sale Revenue Estimation for Lantau Tomorrow

Vision

2.2 Press Conferences / Media Luncheons / Press Releases

A media luncheon was held on 15 February 2019. We also met with the editors and reporters of various leading local newspapers for lunch gathering and media interviews to enhance our communications with the media during the year.

During the year, the Institute issued 12 press releases to the media. We proactively voiced our professional opinions on public policies by distributing press releases and issuing letters to the Government on matters on land supply; housing and building matters.

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Apart from sharing our professional insights and expertise with the Government, the Institute also expressed its views in over 21 articles that were published in the column of a prominent local newspaper and received positive feedback. From time to time, the HKIS spokesmen actively commented on topical issues and offered in-depth interviews to achieve desired media exposure and increase the public profile of the HKIS.

2.3 Conferences and Awards

The Institute organised and participated in local and international conference and awards as listed below:- Conferences • General Practice Division Annual Conference 2019: 「大灣區：這麼近．那麼

遠」 (19 January 2019) • Luncheon with Financial Secretary (25 March 2019) • Building for The Future Forum in Guangzhou (26-27 March 2019) • 11th Beijing-Hong Kong-Macau Geomatics Conference (京港澳測繪地理資訊技

術交流會) (23-24 May 2019) • 第二屆粵港澳大灣區大型基建項目管理創新高峰論壇 (18 June 2019) • 23rd Pacific Association of Quantity Surveyors (PAQS) Congress 2019: Human

Wisdom Amidst Emerging Technologies (26-27 August 2019) • 10th Congress of the Guangdong Provincial Association of Surveying and

Mapping (24 August 2019) • Belt and Road Global Annual Roundtable (12 September 2019) • HKIS Annual Conference 2019: Innovation: Revitalizing Construction (21

September 2019) • 9th Cross-Strait Geomatics Conference (26-27 September 2019) • SIP-HKIS-URA Forum: What’s Next? New Plans in Singapore & Hong Kong (8

November 2019) • Building Surveyors Conference 2019: Evolving with High-Tech, Starting with

BS (11 November 2019) • Planning and Development Division Annual Conference: Planning and

Development in the New Territories (16 November 2019) • HKIS BIM Conference 2019: The Next Frontier for Surveyors – Digitized

Development Workflow (13 December 2019) Awards • Quality Property and Facility Management Award (QPFMA) 2018 Award

Presentation Ceremony (8 January 2019) • Building Surveying Scholarship for Secondary School Students and Eddie Lee

Memorial Education Foundation APC Scholarships 2018 Award Ceremony (21 February 2019)

• HKIS Quantity Surveying Division Scholarship Presentation Ceremony (30 April 2019)

• HKIS Diploma Presentation cum Dissertation Awards Presentation (5 June 2019)

• Building Surveyors Awards 2019 Award Presentation and Gala Dinner (23 July 2019)

• HKIS Scholarship Presentation Ceremony (1 August 2019)

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2.4 Community and Charity Services

The Hong Kong Council of Social Service awarded the “10 Year Plus Caring Organisation Logo” to the HKIS in recognition of our commitment to the community and concern for its employees and the environment over the past decade. This year is the 13th consecutive year in which the HKIS has been honoured with this award and we thank the Agency for Volunteer Service for nominating the HKIS throughout all these years. Project SPARKLE (Supporting Preteen Access to Resource, Knowledge, Love and Education, 「察亮童心」伙伴同行計劃) is a mentorship programme that aims to create a harmonious and healthy environment to facilitate the development of children who live in Tin Shui Wai. Since 2017, the 2-year programme have accepted some children with special education needs (SEN), to provide additional support in creating a harmonious environment in their growth. The Community and Charity Services Committee have jointly implemented its Mentorship Programme with the TWGH’s Jockey Club Tin Shui Wai Integrated Services Centre for 2018-19. Various activities have been organised to help the children build up their confidence and involvement in the community. The Boys’ & Girls’ Clubs Association has launched the Growing Partners II – Child Development Fund (CDF) Programme (結伴再成長-兒童發展基金計劃) for Shatin and Kwun Tong Districts for the year 2017-2020. Supported by the Labour and Welfare Bureau of the HKSAR Government, the programme targeted to support 200 children aged from 10 to 16 from low-income families in development of necessary skillset, attitude, social network, personal experience and funding in the critical ages of their life. With the guidance of mentors, the children could explore the world, plan and achieve their life and career goals. 12 HKIS members have participated in the programme. The Past Chairman of the Community and Charity Services Committee Sr Billy Wong was elected as the Chairman of the Advisory Committee of the Programme. This year, a total of 36 participants of CDF from Shatin and Kwun Tong Districts finished a 6-day, 159km Road Bike Trip to Taiwan from 16-21 April, 2019. The participants learned a lot during the 2 months of training and from the trip. Jointly organised by the Hong Kong Society for the Deaf and the HKIS, the “Happy Future Mentorship Programme 2019” (「前面有樂」量師童行計劃）aims at matching 20 HKIS members with 30 hearing impaired children and helping the mentees to explore themselves. With the guidance of mentors, the children would be encouraged to take up challenges and improve their self-confidence in future. The participants and their parents of Project SPARKLE and Happy Future Mentorship Programme joined in the 1km Family Race at the HKIS 35th Anniversary Run - Runderful Pro on 15 September 2019. A total of 88 children and their parents enjoyed a memorable family gathering with HKIS members at Hong Kong Science Park. The Institute have also supported Autism Awareness Action 2019 of Autism Partnership Foundation, and the Yuen Long District Secondary School Students Internship Programme 2019 organised by the Hong Kong Coalition of Professional Services and the Yuen Long District Secondary School Heads Association.

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2.5 Dispute Resolution The HKIS have provided appointment services for resolving disputes, including:- • Arbitrator (HKIA & HKIS Joint Appointment): 9 • Independent Valuation Expert: 3 • Mediator (for Joint Mediation Helpline Office Ltd): 3 Implementation of a pro-bono mediation scheme is in progress.

3 Promoting the Surveyors’ Brand 3.1 Community Campaign

The “Create Your District” Competition was organised for the third consecutive year to provide opportunities for secondary school students to gain a better understanding of the role of surveyors in all aspects of the land and property development process, as well as inspiring them to unleash their creativity to develop their ideal future cityscapes in the Tsim Sha Tsui District. Around 200 Form 3-6 students from 24 secondary schools entered the competition this year. The submitted models and multimedia category entries strongly reflected the important contributions by surveyors towards Hong Kong’s sustainable development, and the students’ understanding of the latter in the city. We were extremely impressed by the submissions from the students. A workshop and guided tour, video-making and story map training workshops and a public exhibition at Mira Place were conducted from July to November 2019 for enhancing their recognition and engage public involvement in the process, all of which received overwhelming response. An Awards Presentation Ceremony on 2 November marked the official completion of the Competition.

3.2 Promotion of the Profession

A brand new corporate and explainer videos for the six Divisions and YSG have been launched and uploaded to the HKIS Facebook and YouTube accounts. The HKIS supported the Building Safety Pioneer Programme (BSPP) 2018-2019, organised by the Buildings Department and co-organised by the Education Bureau and Hong Kong Education City. The programme aimed at promoting building safety to secondary school students continuously with a sense of awareness and responsibility towards a safe, high quality and sustainable Hong Kong built environment. The Divisions and Young Surveyors Group visited various academic institutions and joined the Information Days organised by the local universities to share their views and advice on career prospects with the students. The Institute continued to participate in the annual Hong Kong Trade Development Council’s Education and Careers Expo held during 24-27 January 2019. The Building Surveying Division Scholarship Programme aims to acknowledge the achievements of outstanding secondary school students in terms of academic results and their commitment to extra-curricular activities and social community services; and to promote the building surveying profession to students and encourage them to extend their tertiary education in this profession. 5 awardees of the building surveying

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scholarship and 6 of the APC scholarships were presented with diplomas and scholarships at a presentation ceremony held on 21 February 2019. The Quantity Surveying Division Scholarship Programme aims to reward students studying quantity surveying at local universities (City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Polytechnic University and University of Hong Kong), the Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education and the Technological and Higher Education Institute of Hong Kong, in the hopes of becoming quantity surveyors; and to promote quantity surveying as a highly valued profession in the construction industry. A presentation ceremony was held on 30 April 2019 to award scholarships to 18 students in recognition of their outstanding performances in key quantity surveying courses leading to a bachelor’s degree, associate’s degree or higher diploma.

The HKIS Scholarship Presentation Ceremony to acknowledge the undergraduate students in the final years of their HKIS accredited courses for their outstanding academic performances in the previous academic years was held on 1 August 2019. 54 Scholarships were awarded to winners from 4 academic institutions, namely, the City University of Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, the University of Hong Kong, and the Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education. The Institute, in collaboration with the Education Bureau’s Business-School Programme, held a careers talk on “Career Prospects of the Surveying Profession” on 8 November 2019, which was attended by 67 students from 9 schools.

3.3 Researches

The General Council approved research funding for four projects namely:- • A Study on the Use of Building Information Modelling in the Property/Facility

Management Industry in Hong Kong • BIM Model Information Requirements for Quantity Take-off • Benchmarking and Evaluating Building Control Systems in Hong Kong and

Asia Pacific Cities • Research on tree health analysis using Near Infrared images on Hong Kong

Old and Valuable Trees and Stone Wall Trees The following research project was completed during the year:- • Application of RFID technology in facilitating E-waste collection and recycling

3.4 Textbook Writing Sponsorship

A textbook writing sponsorship is provided to interested academic staff of local universities to produce textbooks on local topics for the surveying practitioners and students. The Institute granted sponsorship for the following textbooks:- Book title Author(s) The Anatomy of Corruption in the Procurement Process of Infrastructure Projects

Ir Prof Albert P. C. Chan & Mr Emmanuel Kingsford Owusu, Department of Building & Real Estate, Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Estimating and Measurement for Simple Building Works in Hong Kong, 2nd Edition

Sr Dr. Caroline Tak-wa Chan, Division of Building Science and Technology, City University of Hong Kong

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Managing Knowledge in Construction and Real Estate

Sr Dr. Patrick S.W. Fong (Lead Author) + several of his PhD Graduates and Students, Department of Building & Real Estate, Hong Kong Polytechnic University

A textbook on Arbitration Law in Hong Kong: An Introductory Guide by Mr Stephen Mau, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, was completed in early 2019.

4 Members’ Communication and Services 4.1 Networking

A range of celebratory activities of the HKIS 35th anniversary was held this year, including the 35th Anniversary Cocktail Reception on 26 April 2019; HKIS Runderful Pro on 12 September 2019, the first-ever running event organised by a professional institute which was a huge success that attracted around 900 registrations. Different cocktail parties and annual dinners were organised by the Divisions of the HKIS. The Members Welfare Committee organised a number of social activities for members to join in, including latte art workshops, art jamming workshop and flower arrangement workshops.

A visit to Joyous Living at the Tanner Hill together with an experience sharing session on the housing industry in Hong Kong was organised by the Senior Members Committee on 19 July 2019. The Sports and Recreation Committee was formed to promote sports and recreational activities, and encourage members to join the various sports teams and interest groups. Members have participated in the Joint Professional Tournaments and Competitions throughout the year including basketball, bowling, table tennis, golf, running, tennis, soccer and singing. The HKIS Dragon Boat Team achieved excellent results in the HKIS 35th Anniversary Dragonboat Cup Race at the Stanley International Dragon Boat Championship 2019 and in the Joint Professional Dragon Boat Championship in June.

4.2 Members’ Forums

A discussion forum on Proposed Licensing Regime for Property Management Companies and Property Management Practitioners was held on 11 January 2019. Two discussion forums relating to the Lantau Tomorrow Vision project by the Government were held, including:- - Forum on Lantau Tomorrow - Dialogue with Secretary for Development (1 March

2019) - Discussion Forum on Lantau Tomorrow Vision for Future Generations –

Challenges and Opportunities of Kau Yi Chau Artificial Islands, Lung Kwu Tan Reclamation and Tuen Mun West Development (25 November 2019)

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4.3 Cooperation with other Professional Institutes, Government Departments and non-Government organisations

We continue to maintain communications and connect our members with other Professional Institutes, Government Departments and non-Government organisations through lunch and dinner meetings. Regular networking gatherings are held to exchange views on policy issues and to jointly pursue subjects of common concerns.

5 Mainland and International Cooperation 5.1 Facilitating HKIS Development in Greater Bay Area and the Belt and Road

Countries

A 12-member delegation, led by the President, Sr Dr Tony Leung and Chairman of Mainland Affairs Committee, Sr Stephen Lai, JP, visited Panyu and Foshan in the Greater Bay Area from 29 to 31 July 2019. During the stay, the delegation met with officials from People's Government of Panyu District, Foshan and Zhaoqing, to share the latest development of the Institute and explore the cooperation opportunity in the development of Greater Bay Area. The delegation also visited different development projects and organisations including Vanke World (萬科世博匯), Guangdong/Hong Kong Youth Innovative and Entrepreneurial Base – GungHo Space (粵港青年創新創業基地-工合空間), Zhaoqing New District (肇慶新區) etc.

5.2 Mainland Affairs

To maintain close dialogue with the relevant Ministries and counterparts and communications with our Mainland members, the Mainland Affairs Committee arranged visits to Shanghai and Beijing.

The President and Chairman of Mainland Affairs Committee led a 9-member delegation to visit Shanghai from 23 to 25 September 2019. The delegation met with officials from Shanghai Xuhui District People’s Government and United Front Work Department of Shanghai Committee of the Chinese Communist Party, and went on a site visit to Zhang’s Alley (張園), FengShengLi (豐盛里), Shanghai Data Exchange Corp. (上海數據交易中心 ), the former office building of Shanghai Chamber of Commerce (上海總商會 ), Shanghai Qiantan Project (上海前灘開發計劃 ). The delegation also joined a CPD seminar and Members’ Dinner organised by the Shanghai Forum on 23 September.

From 29 to 30 October, the President and Chairman of Mainland Affairs Committee visited Beijing. They represented the Institute to join a CPD seminar and Members’ Dinner organised by the Beijing Forum, and visited the 2nd phase of China National Convention Center.

The President also represented the HKIS to attend another Shanghai technical visit organised by Planning and Development Division on 22 to 23 September 2019 to exchange with Shanghai Planning and Land Resource Administration and Shanghai Urban Planning Trade Association. To promote surveying profession and explore the opportunities for cooperation in the Mainland, the Institute co-organised the Guangdong-Hong Kong Business Matching Forum in Foshan on 19 to 20 August 2019 (廣東省住建廳與香港發展局合辦之粵港合

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作高端服務示範區建設工程管理服務創新論壇及對接會 ). The Mainland Affairs Committee have actively attended various conferences and seminars in the Mainland throughout the year. The Institute have also submitted comments and suggestions to the Hong Kong SAR/ Mainland Governments regarding the possible favourable circumstances for surveyors to practice in the Mainland.

5.2 Mainland Forums

CPD events and members’ gatherings were organised by the Beijing, Guangzhou and Shanghai Forums respectively for members in the Mainland as follows:-

Beijing Forum • CPD Seminar「工程品質潛在缺陷保險簡介」and Members’ Dinner (17 Jan

2019) • 香港特區駐京辦「在京港人新春團拜聚會」 (1 March 2019) • CPD Seminar「工程盡職調查在舊改項目中的作用」and Members’ Dinner (7

March 2019) • Site Visit to 北京大興國際機場 (18 May 2019) • CPD Seminar 「如果，沒有定額」and Members’ Dinner (13 June 2019) • CPD Seminar 「智慧建築與數字化運營管理系統的創新應用」 and Members’

Dinner (25 September 2019) • CPD Seminar「建设工程委托项目管理及案例分析」and Members’ Dinner (29

October 2019) • Site Visit to 國家會議中心二期 (30 October 2019) • CPD Seminar 「激發綠色潛力，發掘價值回報」and Members’ Dinner (26

November 2019) • 北京區域會員年底聚餐 (12 December 2019)

Shanghai Forum • CPD Seminar「房地産私募基金和房地産信托基金淺談」 (18 April 2019) • Site Visit to 上海杜公館項目 (18 May 2019) • CPD Seminar「大灣區的發展介紹和未來投資機會」and Members’ Dinner (23

September 2019) • CPD Seminar 「激發綠色潛力，發掘價值回報」 (10 December 2019)

Guangzhou Forum • CPD Seminar「大灣區規劃下佛山產業發展機會及進入機會分析」and「K11

探索人工智慧在商業地產的影響」 (29 July 2019)

5.4 Reciprocal Recognition of Qualifications

The Institute continued to explore new relationships, co-operation and strengthen connections with international and regional counterparts. The HKIS entered into a Memorandum of Mutual Recognition of Membership for Facility Management Professionals with the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors on 11 April 2019. A new Reciprocity Agreement with the Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors was signed on 24 April 2019 for the mutual recognition of membership for the geomatics professionals of the two institutes.

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On 9 September 2019, the HKIS became the first professional body in Hong Kong to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the Smart City Consortium on cooperation in the sector of smart cities and urban development.

6 Nurturing the Youth

6.1 Mentorship Scheme

To enhance the exposure of surveying students through experience sharing and interaction with experienced professionals, the HKIS launched a Mentorship Scheme for the second year running. University students can learn from mentors who volunteer to become committed friends, supporters, counsellors and coaches of their mentees and share their valuable life experiences. The Mentorship Scheme not only serves as a reciprocal learning experience for mentors to understand career aspirations of the young generation, but helps towards the sustainability of the surveying profession.

6.2 Young surveyors’ participation The Institute will continue to nurture young members and groom them into future leaders. More opportunities are being provided to allow our younger members to gain more exposure by appearing in newspaper columns and dedicated interviews. This is especially important for the Young Surveyors Group (YSG), who took part in the activities of various committees, boards and working groups. In doing so, they displayed their new-found maturity by demonstrating their influence and functions in those roles. They are not only our future but are highly likely to become our successors.

To provide our young members a platform for networking with other members, and for an all rounded professional and social development with various professional bodies and their young groups, the YSG have organised social events and joint professional events for their participation.

7 Personal thank you My sincere thanks to the Office Bearers, members of the General Council and Executive Committee, the Divisional Councils, Boards, YSG, Policy Panels, Committees, Task Forces and Working Groups, and the HKIS Secretariat for their wholehearted dedication, hard work and unfailing support to make the Institute’s vision and plans a reality. Despite the challenging role of my presidency and the complicated social unrest, I have found the experiences to be rewarding. I will continue to offer my assistance in the future for “Building a Better Tomorrow with Surveying Excellence”.

I wish the HKIS and incoming General Council every success in the year to come.

Sr Dr Tony Leung President (2018-2019) The Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors 13 December 2019

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Special thanks to the contributions from all the following members who served in therespective Councils / Boards / Committees / Panels / Working Groups / Task Forces during the council year 2018-2019

Members Members DivisionLeung Tony Ka Tung (President) Sin Kwok Leung Alan (Chairman)Shiu Wai Yee, Winnie (Senior Vice-President) Wong Kwai Sang, Kays (Vice Chairman) PFMDTang Hoi Kwan, Edwin (Vice-President) Chan Cheong, Gary BSDChiu Kam Kuen (Vice-President) Ho Kui Yip, Vincent BSDLam Tsan Wing, Alexander (Honorary Secretary) Chan Chiu Kwok, Charles GPDWong Kwok Leung, Paul (Honorary Treasurer) Lam Man Ting, Kirsten GPDTse Chi Kin, Kenny Chow Kwan Lam LSDWong Kin Yee, Billy Lau Chi Kwong LSDDy Wai Fung, Peter Pong Kam Keung, James PDDChan Chak Wa, Jason Tsang Ching Lun Edwin PDDLau Chun Kong Chan Yuk Kit, James PFMDChan Chi Hung, Alnwick Kong Chau Ming, Raymond QSDLam Lik Shan, Lesly Tang Steven QSDWong Yiu Cho, Joseph Man Hon Fung, Rock YSGTsui Hoi Yuen Ng Ka Yi, Kitty YSGYew Yat Ming, EdmondHui Wah Lun, Daniel Board of MembershipHung Chuen Ka, CharlesChan Kwok Hung, Kenny Members DivisionKong Chau Ming, Raymond Chung Hung Kwan, Barnabas (Chairman)Fok Ching Yin, Amelia Koo Tak Ming (Deputy Chairman)Choi Shing Lam, Sunny Yun Ying Kit, Kenneth BSDLeung San, Refeal Chang Wai Ip, Daniel BSDLam Man Ting, Kirsten Tse Wai Hung, Cliff GPDKwok Ngok Chung, Dick Lee Bun, Benson GPDSin Kwok Leung, Alan Tang Wing Lun LSDChung Hung Kwan, Barnabas To Ka Yi, Lizzy LSDLam Ka Fai, Francis Yew Yat Ming, Edmond PDD

Lau Tak, Francis PDDHung Chuen Ka, Charles PFMDChan Kwok Hung, Kenny PFMD

Chan Ka Man, Margaret Wong Chi Kin, Jesse QSDChan Yuk Kwan, Robert Yim Siu Chung, Keith QSDCheung Kwok Kit Lam Man Ting, Kirsten YSGChung Kwok Fai, Rix Chan Chi Wah, Mark YSGKwok Ching Wa, Gilbert Leung Hing FungWong Kwok Hay, SamuelWu Shek Cheong, BernardYeung Man Sing

General Council Board of Education

Honorary Legal Advisors

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General Practice Divisional Council

Members Division MembersChiu Kam Kuen (Chairman)

Dy Wai Fung, Peter BSD Chan Chak Wa, JasonLui Ho Yuen, Victor BSD Lam Tsan Wing, AlexanderLam Miu Sheung Kelly GPD Lam Man Ting, KirstenTsang Eric GPD Wan Wai Ming, TonyLam Lik Shan, Lesly LSD Au Sing Hei, EdwardWong Wing Yin LSD Au Yeung Ming HimNg Pak Kin, Victor PDD Chan Chak Sum, JasonWai Chun Sing Terence PDD Chan Chi Hing, AlnwickLeung Chin Pak, Patrick PFMD Chan Chiu Kwok, CharlesNg Kit Wah, Ray PFMD Chan Ho YinFok Ching Yin, Amelia QSD Chan Ka Fai, AndrewKam Ka Fai, Raymond QSD Chan Siu Ling, IvyMok Wan Chi, Gigi YSG Cheung KasonWong Shuk Yu, Karen YSG Choy Hung Tat, Lennon

Koo Wai Yee, WinnieLam Miu Sheung, Kelly

Building Surveying Divisional Council Lam Yam On, JimLee Bun, Benson

Members Mui Kai Yeung, DavidTse Chi Kin, Kenny (Chairman) Poon Wing Cheung, LawrenceCheung Man To, Arthur Tse Hoi, AlexWong Kin-yee, Billy Cheuk Lee Lam, KendyDy Wai Fung, Peter Ng Kai Yi, KittyTang Chi WangChan Cheong, GaryChan Ka Man, Margaret Land Surveying Divisional CouncilChan Mei-kuen, IdiChan Tak Ming, Terence MembersChau Bing Che, Henry Lam Lik Shan, Lesly (Chairman)Cheuk Cheung-kei, Cheuky Wong Yiu Cho, JosephCheung Yan-kwai, Eddy Tsui Hoi Yuen, PaulLam Wai Keung, Andrew Wong Wing Yin, WinnieLaw Fuk Chuen, Ivan Chan Chi Hung, KennyLi Kwok-wah, Edgar Chan Yue ChunLi Wing Shan, Joanmi Cheu Yuk Yi, YvonneLui Ho Yuen, Victor Hung ChingNgai Cheung Hoi, Aric Koo Tak MingTse Lee Wai, Hazel Lau Chi Kwong, PenfieldWang Man-wah, Conny Leung Pui Yee, Jessica

Li Ho Fai, ClaytonLi Tze HoiTang Kam Chuen, LionelTang Sze KinTang Wing Lun, WillieTo Ka Yi, LizzyWong Ching Kei, EddieWong Kin, MichaelWong Pak Wai, PeterYip Hon Wah, FrankieIp Kwok KeungYuen Wing Yan, Jenny

Board of Professional Development

Lam Ka Fai Francis (Chairman)

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Planning and Development Divisional Council Quantity Surveying Divisional Council

Members MembersYew Yat Ming, Edmond (Chairman) Kong Chau Ming, Raymond (Chairman)Lau Tak, Francis Fok Ching Yin, AmeliaMok York Yee, Cyrus Choi Shing Lam, SunnySo Chun Hin, Albert Ying Chung Sau, RexNg Pak Kin, Victor Chan Chi Lung, PoleonYip Wai Lam, William Chan Ka Yee, TiffanyChan Jing Yun, Stephen Chan Hing Lun, JosephChan Yuk Ming, Raymond Chong Hok Ching, JosephCheng Tak Yiu, Eureka Hui KenLam Ka Fai, Francis Hui Pui Wai, CindiaLeung Tony Ka Tung Law Sing LongTang Bo Sin Lo Kar Yin, BettyTsang Ching Lun, Edwin Lo Kin Fat, KennethWong Bay, Peter Tang Chi Kin, StevenWai Chun Sing, Terence Tang Lai Yee, SandyPong Kam Keung, James Wan Ho Yin

Wong Chi Kin, JesseWong Kin Wai, StawWong Shuk Yu, KarenWong Wai Yee, Christina

Members Wong Yuan Chin, TzenaHui Wah Lun, Daniel (Chairman)Hung Chuen Ka, Charles Young Surveyors Group CommitteeWong Kwai SangChan Kwok Hung, Kenny MembersWong Shing, Alan Leung San, Refeal (Chairman)Chan Hoi Yung Lam Man Ting, KirstenChan Ka Yiu Ng Pak KinChan Wai Kin, Raymond Poon Kai Chun, FrankChan Yiu Keung, Oliver Wong Shuk Yu, KarenChan Yuk Kit, James Chan Chi Wah, MarkCheng Kam Wah, Edmond Man Hon Fung, RockCheng Po Ming Chan Leonie Yuet-manLam Kwok Wing Cheuk Lee Lam, KendyLaw Yeuk Tim Cheung Man ChungLee Leung Si, Rebecca Choi Yun LunLee Man Ho, Louis Fong Man HungLee Man Kwong, Jonathan Ko Tak YanLeung Chin Pak Li Wing Shan, JoanmiNg Kit Wah, Ray Li Wing YauTang Ngar Man, Amy Mak Mei Yu, Winnie

Mok Wan Chi, GigiNg Ka Yi, KittyNg Man WaiShek Nga TingSze Ka Wai, PaulWan Cheuk HangWan Yuk LingWong Kin YeungYeung On Chau, JohnnyYuen Wing YanYuen Yan Ting

Property and Facility Management Divisional Council

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Disciplinary Panel (Jan 2019 - Dec 2020)

BSD PDDChan Jor Kin, Kenneth Chong Wing Hong, BenChan Wah Wai, David Wong BayChan Yuk Ming, Raymond Yew Yat MingChang Wai Ip, DanielCheung Kwok Ho, Richard PFMDChung Hung Kwan, Barnabas Chan Jor Kin, KennethHo Kui Yip, Vincent Chan Kwok Hung, KennyKung Sui Lun, Andrew Hui Wah Lun, DanielLau Chi Keung Hung Chuen Ka, CharlesLeung Chi Tim, Robin Kwok Ngok Chung, DickTang Hoi Kwan, Edwin Lam Kwok WingWong Bay Yeung Man Kai, GaryWong Loi Fat, AlexWong San, Samson QSDYun Ying Kit, Kenneth Cheng Sum Hing, Sam

Fok Ching Yin, AmeliaGPD Ho Chi Wai, DanielAu Sing Hei, Edward Kong Chau Ming, RaymondChan Chak Wa, Jason Man Chi Chuen, AntonyChan Chi Hing, Alnwick Wong Chi Kin, JesseChan Chiu Kwok Wong Kwok Leung, PaulCheung Ping Keung, Donald Yeung Kai Yu, FrankiChiu Kam Kuen Yim Siu Chung, KeithCullen, IanFaulkner, DavidHo Chin Choi, JosephLam Miu Sheung, KellyLam Tsan Wing, AlexanderLau Chun KongLau Sze Wan, SerenaLeung Yuk She, HerbertPang Shiu KeePoon Nai Tung, ThomasWong Ho Ming, Augustine

LSDChan HakChan Yue ChunChing Siu Tong, KenNg Kwok WaiTang Hong Wai, ConradWong Chung HangYam Wing Fai

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Members Division Members DivisionChiu Kam Kuen (Chairman) Daniel Ho (Chairman)Peter Dy BSD Margaret Chan BSDCK Lau GPD Tang Chi Wang BSDJason Chan GPD Alnwick Chan GPDFrankie Yip LSD Victor Chow GPDVictor Ng PDD Edmond Yew PDDKenny Chan PFMD Tim Law PFMDRaymond Kong QSD Lam Kwok Wing PFMDAmelia Fok QSD Wan Ho Yin QSDKaren Wong YSG Thomas Ho QSD

Raymond Kong QSDBIM Committee Yoyo Li YSG

Tinki Yuen YSGMembers DivisionY Y Yip (Chairman) Editorial BoardArthur Cheung BSDEdgar Li BSD Members DivisionJason Chan GPD Alexander Lam (Chairman)Eddie Wong LSD Joseph Chan Hon EditorMandy Tang LSD Lorraine Chan BSDChan Yue Chun LSD Conny Wang BSDYvonne Cheu LSD Tony Chan GPDWong Bay PDD Thomas Lam GPDEureka Cheng PDD Winnie Wong LSDFrancis Lam PDD Calvin Li LSDJonathan Lee PFMD Dr Cyrus Mok PDDSunny Choi QSD Raymond Chan WK PFMDPaul Ho QSD Dr Ken Hui QSDRefeal Leung YSG Betty Lo QSDAaron Cheng YSG Kenneth Wan YSG

Gigi Mok YSGCommunity and Charity Services Committee

Finance CommitteeMembers DivisionKenny Chan (Chairman) Members DivisionJoanmi Li BSD Paul Wong (Chairman)Victor Lui BSD Tang Chi Wang BSDDavid Mui GPD Tony Wan GPDKitty Ng GPD Kenny Chan LSDCharlie Hung LSD William Yip PDDJade Kwok LSD Alan Wong PFMDFrancis Lam PDD Poleon Chan QSDShelley Chan PFMD Karen Wong YSGDr Lam Kwok Wing PFMDRex Ying QSDChristina Wong QSDSunny Wong QSDJohnny Yeung YSGSana Shek YSG

Administration Committee Dispute Resolution Committee

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Land Boundary Committee

Members Division Members DivisionTony Leung (Chairman) Leung Shou Chun (Chairman)Kenny Tse BSD Vincent Ho BSDChiu Kam Kuen GPD Terence Chan BSDLesly Lam LSD Jason CS Chan GPDBen Chong PDD Jim Lam GPDFrancis Lau PDD Lesly Lam LSD Annie Chong PDD Tang Sze Kin LSDDaniel Hui PFMD Joseph Wong LSDRaymond Kam QSD Ray Ng PFMDRefeal Leung YSG Alice Ko PFMDKirsten Lam YSG Wan Yuk Ling YSG

Jenny Yuen YSGHKIS/RICS Liaison Committee

Mainland Affairs CommitteeMembers DivisionLau Chun Kong (Chairman) Members DivisionAndrew Kung BSD Stephen Lai (Chairman)Jason Chan GPD Robin Leung BSDKenny Chan LSD Edgar Li BSDJessica Leung LSD K K Chiu GPDLionel Tang LSD Charles Chan GPDTerence Wai PDD Conrad Tang LSDVictor Ng PDD Yvonne Cheu LSDFrancis Lau PDD Raymond Chan PDDDaniel Hui PFMD Edwin Tsang PDDKays Wong PFMD Edmond Yew PDD (Alternate)Paul Wong QSD Charles Hung PFMDRaymond Kam QSD Daniel Hui PFMDFrank Poon YSG Keith Yim QSD

Raymond Kam QSDWilson Ko YSG

IT Committee Frank Poon YSG

Members Division Members' Welfare CommitteeJoseph Chong (Chairman)Andrew Lam BSD Members DivisionVictor Lui BSD Paul Wong (Chairman)Alex Fong GPD Cheuky Cheuk BSDVictor Chow GPD Jason CS Chan GPDMandy Tang LSD Chris Chan GPDPeter Wong LSD Clayton Li LSDSusan Ang PDD Annie Chong PDDLouis Lee PFMD Victor Ng PDDUlric Wan PFMD Patrick Leung PFMDRex Ying QSD Lam Kwok Wing PFMDFrank Poon YSG Betty Lo QSDAaron Cheng YSG Tzena Wong QSD

Patrick Choi YSG

Government Departments Liaison Committee

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Project Management Committee Senior Members' Committee

Members Division Members DivisionWong Bay (Chairman) Wong Bay (Chairman)Terence Chan BSD David Chan BSDAric Ngai BSD Au Choi Kai BSDKendy Cheuk GPD Tony Chan GPDFrankie Yip LSD Jim Lam GPDJessica Leung LSD Willie Tang LSDWilliam Yip PDD Peter Wong LSDSusan Ang PDD Edwin Tsang PDDJames Chan PFMD Daniel Hui PFMDKays Wong PFMD Kays Wong PFMDKeith Yim QSD Thomas Ho QSDKenneth Lo QSD Gigi Mok YSGSunny Wong YSG Aaron Cheng YSGAaron Cheng YSG

Public and Social Affairs Committee Sports and Recreation Committee

Members Division Members DivisionWinnie Shiu (Chairman) Lesly Lam (Chairman) LSDKenny Tse BSD Jerry Li BSDDaniel Chang BSD Jason Chan GPDKason Cheung GPD Chris Chan GPDKitty Ng GPD Ivy Chan GPDChan Yue Chun LSD Clayton Li LSDEddie Wong LSD Victor Ng PDDRaymond Chan PDD Edwin Tsang PDDAmy Tang PFMD Shelley Chan PFMDPoleon Chan QSD Charles Hung PFMDRaymond Kam QSD Lam Kwok Wing PFMDGigi Mok YSG Poleon Chan QSDJohnny Yeung YSG Amelia Fok QSD

Paul Sze YSGResearch Committee Sunny Wong YSG

Members Division

Eddie Hui (Chairman) Strategic Planning CommitteeDaniel Ho BSDConny Wang BSD Members DivisionJim Lam GPD Winnie Shiu (Chairman)Lennon Choy GPD Kenny Tse BSDConrad Tang LSD Billy Wong BSDEric Tang LSD KK Chiu GPDCyrus Mok PDD Alexander Lam GPDBo Tang PDD Joseph Wong LSDOliver Chan PFMD Edmond Yew PDDEdmond Cheng PFMD Albert So PDDShelley Chan PFMD Oliver Chan PFMDMei-yung Leung QSD Kays Wong PFMDSandy Tang QSD Raymond Kong QSDAlex Fong YSG Amelia Fok QSDKenneth Wan YSG Refeal Leung YSG

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Building Policy Panel Land Policy Panel

Members Division Members DivisionVincent Ho (Chairman) BSD Lau Chun Kong (Chairman)Alan Sin BSD Arthur Cheung BSDAndrew Lam BSD Peter Dy BSDJim Lam GPD Winnie Koo GPDTony Wan GPD Charles Chan GPDLesly Lam LSD Eric Tsang GPDChan Yue Chun LSD Lesly Lam LSDLizzy To LSD Chan Yue Chun LSDEureka Cheng PDD Lizzy To LSDBen Chong PDD Francis Lau PDDWong Bay PDD Francis Lam PDDDaniel Hui PFMD Eureka Cheng PDDCharles Hung PFMD Victor Ng PDDKeith Yim QSD Terence Wai PDDWilson Ko YSG Edmond Yew PDDKendy Cheuk YSG Wong Bay PDD

James Chan PFMDHousing Policy Panel Rebecca Lee PFMD

Keith Yim QSDMembers Division Thomas Ho QSDFrancis Lam (Chairman) Cara Ng YSGEddy Cheung BSD Patrick Choi YSGEdgar Li BSD Kirsten Lam YSGJim Lam GPDTony Chan GPDLesly Lam LSD Mainland ForumsChan Yue Chun LSD DivisionLizzy To LSD Shanghai ForumAnnie Chong PDD Wendy Cheung (Chairman) QSDFrancis Lau PDD Martin Leung (Vice Chairman) PFMDJames Chan PFMDAlice Ko PFMD Beijing ForumJesse Wong QSD Y L Wu (Chairman) BSDThomas Ho QSD Alice Law (Vice Chairman) GPDAlex Fong YSGKitty Ng YSG Guangzhou Forum

Paul Cheung (Chairman) GPDEdgar Li (Vice Chairman) BSD

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Working Group on Green Building Task Force on Manpower Supplyin Surveying Industry

Members DivisionKenneth Chan (Convenor) Members DivisionKenneth Yun BSD Lau Chun Kong (Chairman)Arthur Cheung BSD Tony Leung (Vice Chairman)Eric Tsang GPD Alan Sin BoEDavid Mui GPD Chiu Kam Kuen GPDLesly Lam LSD Lennon Choy HKUJames Chan PFMD Daniel Ho THEiCindia Hui QSD Sandy Tang PolyUConstance Wong QSD Raymond Kam QSDJoanmi Li YSGLeonie Chan YSG Task Force on Security of Payment

Working Group on Heritage Members DivisionRaymond Kam (Chairman)

Members Division Andrew Lam BSDVincent Ho (Convenor) Daniel Pong BSDWong Bay BSD Tang Chi Wang BSDIdi Chan BSD Oliver Chan PFMDArthur Cheung BSD Lam Kwok Wing PFMDCliff Tse GPD Raymond Kong QSDAlex Tse GPD Paul Ho QSDRaymond WK Chan PFMD Yoyo Li YSGPaul Wong QSD Frank Poon YSGEric Ting QSDKitty Ng YSG Task Force on Feasbility Study of Leonie Chan YSG Electronic Voting System

Task Force on Lantau Development Members DivisionPaul Wong (Chairman)

Members Division Gigi Mok BSDWinnie Shiu (Chairman) Kason Cheung GPDAric Ngai BSD Jeffrey Wong GPDCamille Lo BSD Lizzy To LSDLau Chun Kong GPD Albert Ng PDDEric Tsang GPD Junior Ho PDDLesly Lam LSD Louis Lee PFMDJoseph Wong LSD Poleon Chan QSD Edmond Yew PDD Betty Lo QSD TANG Bo Sin PDD Paul Sze YSGFrancis Lau PDD (alternate) Barnabas ChungWONG Bay PDD (alternate) Alexander Lam (Honorary Secretary, HKIS)Danny Cheng PFMD Joseph Chong (Chairman, IT Committee)Raymond Kam QSD Thomas Ho QSD Task Force on Modular Integrated Joanmi Li YSG Construction (MiC)Tinki Yuen YSG

Members DivisionKenny Tse BSDVincent Ho BSDBilly Wong BSDRaymond Kong QSDRaymond Kam QSDPaul Wong QSD

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Create Your District Competition (2019) cont'dOrganising Committee

Members DivisionMembers Division Louis Lee PFMDEdwin Tang (Chairman) Rex Ying QSDEddy Cheung BSD Etta Wong QSDJoanmi Li BSD Alex Fong YSGAlex Tse GPD Sana Shek YSGCliff Tse GPDCalvin Li LSDChan Yue Chun LSD HKIS 35th Anniversary Celebration CommitteeLau Chi Kwong LSDFrancis Lau PDD Members DivisionPatrick Leung PFMD Lesly Lam (Chairman)Raymond Kam QSD Tony Leung (President, HKIS)Christina Wong QSD Andrew Lam BSDWinnie Mak YSG Joanmi Li BSDSunny Wong YSG Jason CS Chan GPD

Kirsten Lam GPDBenson Lee GPD

Organising Committee Lizzy To LSDEdmond Yew PDD

Members Division Francis Lau PDDEdwin Tang (Chairman) Victor Ng PDDGigi Mok BSD Ben Chong PDDJeffrey Kwok BSD Daniel Hui PFMDKendy Cheuk GPD Thomas Chan PFMDJason CS Chan GPD Christina Wong QSDKelly Lam GPD Rex Ying QSDJessica Leung LSD Alan Cheung QSDJade Kwok LSD Tzena Wong QSDCyrus Mok PDD Alex Fong YSGAlbert So PDD Wilson Ko YSGAmy Tang PFMD Patrick Choi YSGShelley Chan PFMD Karen Wong YSGTzena Wong QSDChristina Wong QSD HKIS Best Conservation and DevelopmentSunny Wong YSG Award Organising CommitteeCara Ng YSGKaren Wong YSG Division

Create Your District Competition (2019) BSDBSD

Members Division GPDChiu Kam Kuen (Chairman) GPDAndrew Lam BSD LSDJoanmi Li BSD LSDJason CS Chan GPD PFMDAlex Fong GPD PFMDBenson Lee GPD PDDKitty Ng GPD PDDKirsten Lam GPD QSDPaul Tsui LSD QSDCalvin Li LSD YSGJunior Ho PDD YSGCharles Hung PFMDKays Wong PFMD

MembersWinnie Shiu (Chairman) Vincent HoBilly WongAlexander Lam Lennon ChoyEric TangLesly LamLouis LeeJonathan Lee Edmond YewWong BaySunny WongPoleon ChanKitty NgRock Man

HKIS Annual Conference 2019

HKIS Annual Dinner 2019

1 Membership1.1 Growth2.1 Consultations and Submissions2.2 Press Conferences / Media Luncheons / Press Releases2.3 Conferences and Awards

3 Promoting the Surveyors’ Brand3.1 Community Campaign3.2 Promotion of the Profession

4 Members’ Communication and Services4.1 Networking4.3 Cooperation with other Professional Institutes, Government Departments and non-Government organisations

5 Mainland and International Cooperation5.1 Facilitating HKIS Development in Greater Bay Area and the Belt and RoadCountries5.4 Reciprocal Recognition of Qualifications

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