Hong Kong Government Announces New Appointments to Human Resources Planning Commission
A Blend of Continuity and New Perspectives in HR Planning for 2025-2026
The Government today (December 30) announced the reappointment of 10 incumbent non-official members and the appointment of 10 new non-official members to the Human Resources Planning Commission (HRPC) for a term of two years from January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2026.
The Chief Secretary for Administration and Chairman of the HRPC, Mr Chan Kwok-ki, expressed his gratitude to all members of the current term for their efforts and contributions during their tenure.
Their valuable advice on various issues have facilitated bureaux/departments in formulating and refining policies and measures.
Mr Chan said that Hong Kong's success owes much to its manpower, which provides impetus for the city's social and economic development.
To promote the continued development of Hong Kong, the Government not only vigorously nurtures local talent to enhance the quality of the local workforce, but also widely entices outside talent in order to build a rich talent pool.
He welcomed members of the new term who come from diverse professional backgrounds, and said that he looked forward to working with them on human resources planning, so as to continue enhancing and optimising Hong Kong's human resources to meet the needs of the city's future economic and social developments.
The HRPC was established in April 2018 to consolidate resources and efforts of the Government and various sectors to examine, review and co-ordinate policies and measures on human resources in a holistic manner.
The HRPC also runs a one-stop online manpower information portal (www.talent.gov.hk) to consolidate human resources-related information and data from different sources, with a view to providing more comprehensive information for the local labour force and assisting them to make informed choices in respect of career, training and development pathways.
Below is the membership list of the HRPC with effect from January 1, 2025:
Chairman
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Chief Secretary for Administration
Non-official members
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Ms Chan Ka-yin
Mr Stephen Chan Man
Ms Cally Chan Shan-shan
Mr Kenneth Chan Yin
Miss Vicky Cheung Wai-kar
Professor Cheung Stephen Yan-leung
Professor Gillian Ann Choa
Mr Ivor Chow
Mr Eric Fok Kai-shan
Ms Mary Huen Wai-yi
Mr Lawrence Hung Yu-yun
Mr Andy Lui Ho-yin
Mr Luo Yong
Ms Shalini Mahtani
Dr Derrick Pang Yat-bond
Ms Anna Thompson
Professor Wang Yang
Ms Karmen Yeung Ka-yin
Mr Terry Yip Man-pan
Mr Zhao Lei
Ex-officio members
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Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development
Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs
Secretary for Education
Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury
Secretary for Health
Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry
Secretary for Labour and Welfare
Secretary for Security
Commissioner for Census and Statistics
Government Economist
Chairman, Employees Retraining Board
Chairman, Hong Kong Council for Accreditation of Academic and Vocational Qualifications
Chairman, Vocational Training Council
The Chief Secretary for Administration and Chairman of the HRPC, Mr Chan Kwok-ki, expressed his gratitude to all members of the current term for their efforts and contributions during their tenure.
Their valuable advice on various issues have facilitated bureaux/departments in formulating and refining policies and measures.
Mr Chan said that Hong Kong's success owes much to its manpower, which provides impetus for the city's social and economic development.
To promote the continued development of Hong Kong, the Government not only vigorously nurtures local talent to enhance the quality of the local workforce, but also widely entices outside talent in order to build a rich talent pool.
He welcomed members of the new term who come from diverse professional backgrounds, and said that he looked forward to working with them on human resources planning, so as to continue enhancing and optimising Hong Kong's human resources to meet the needs of the city's future economic and social developments.
The HRPC was established in April 2018 to consolidate resources and efforts of the Government and various sectors to examine, review and co-ordinate policies and measures on human resources in a holistic manner.
The HRPC also runs a one-stop online manpower information portal (www.talent.gov.hk) to consolidate human resources-related information and data from different sources, with a view to providing more comprehensive information for the local labour force and assisting them to make informed choices in respect of career, training and development pathways.
Below is the membership list of the HRPC with effect from January 1, 2025:
Chairman
---------
Chief Secretary for Administration
Non-official members
---------------------
Ms Chan Ka-yin
Mr Stephen Chan Man
Ms Cally Chan Shan-shan
Mr Kenneth Chan Yin
Miss Vicky Cheung Wai-kar
Professor Cheung Stephen Yan-leung
Professor Gillian Ann Choa
Mr Ivor Chow
Mr Eric Fok Kai-shan
Ms Mary Huen Wai-yi
Mr Lawrence Hung Yu-yun
Mr Andy Lui Ho-yin
Mr Luo Yong
Ms Shalini Mahtani
Dr Derrick Pang Yat-bond
Ms Anna Thompson
Professor Wang Yang
Ms Karmen Yeung Ka-yin
Mr Terry Yip Man-pan
Mr Zhao Lei
Ex-officio members
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Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development
Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs
Secretary for Education
Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury
Secretary for Health
Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry
Secretary for Labour and Welfare
Secretary for Security
Commissioner for Census and Statistics
Government Economist
Chairman, Employees Retraining Board
Chairman, Hong Kong Council for Accreditation of Academic and Vocational Qualifications
Chairman, Vocational Training Council
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