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Civil service unites in call for voter registration (with photo)
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     ​The Chief Secretary for Administration, Mr Chan Kwok-ki, together with representatives from the four civil service central consultative councils, jointly visited several floors of the Queensway Government Offices today (May 13) to appeal to colleagues to actively register as voters and to cast their votes in the Legislative Council (LegCo) General Election to be held on December 7 this year to fulfil their civic responsibility.

     The Acting Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, Mr Clement Woo, and the Permanent Secretary for the Civil Service, Mr Clement Leung, were also present to appeal to colleagues to actively register as voters. They also distributed leaflets on voter registration and updates of particulars to visitors of the building to convey the message.

     Mr Chan said, "As the backbone of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, civil servants bear the responsibility of implementing and supporting the administration in accordance with the law. Today, together with the representatives from the four civil service central consultative councils, I visited colleagues in different government departments to appeal to those who are eligible but have not yet registered as voters to actively do so, and to remind those who have already registered as voters to check the accuracy of their registration details through the online system and submit an application to update their details in a timely manner if necessary, to ensure their voting rights are not affected. We also appeal to our colleagues to convey this message to their families and friends to get well prepared for the LegCo General Election to be held at the end of this year and to vote enthusiastically to fulfil their civic duties and elect patriotic, capable, and dedicated legislators devoted to serving the people, Hong Kong and our country."

     The 2025 Voter Registration Campaign is under way. Eligible persons/bodies who have not yet registered as voters are advised to submit registration applications to the Registration and Electoral Office (REO) as early as possible on or before the statutory deadline of June 2. Registered voters who have any change in their residential address or other registration particulars should also submit applications for change of particulars to the REO on or before June 2. Both applications for new registration and change of particulars can be submitted through the "iAM Smart" app, or by email, mail or fax with the completed specified forms. For details, please visit the Voter Registration website (vr.gov.hk).
 
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The Chief Secretary for Administration, Mr Chan Kwok-ki, together with representatives from the four civil service central consultative councils, jointly visited several floors of the Queensway Government Offices today (May 13) to appeal to colleagues to actively register as voters and to cast their votes in the Legislative Council General Election to be held on December 7 this year to fulfil their civic responsibility. Photo shows Mr Chan (front row, centre); the Acting Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, Mr Clement Woo (front row, second left); the Permanent Secretary for the Civil Service, Mr Clement Leung (front row, second right); Deputy Secretary for the Civil Service Miss Shirley Lau (front row, first right); and Acting Deputy Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Mr Niki Kwok (front row, first left), with representatives from the central consultative councils.
The Chief Secretary for Administration, Mr Chan Kwok-ki, together with representatives from the four civil service central consultative councils, jointly visited several floors of the Queensway Government Offices today (May 13) to appeal to colleagues to actively register as voters and to cast their votes in the Legislative Council General Election to be held on December 7 this year to fulfil their civic responsibility. Photo shows Mr Chan (fifth right); the Acting Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, Mr Clement Woo (fourth right); the Permanent Secretary for the Civil Service, Mr Clement Leung (sixth right); and the Director of Legal Aid, Mr Chris Chong (sixth left), with representatives from the central consultative councils at the Legal Aid Department.
The Chief Secretary for Administration, Mr Chan Kwok-ki, together with representatives from the four civil service central consultative councils, jointly visited several floors of the Queensway Government Offices today (May 13) to appeal to colleagues to actively register as voters and to cast their votes in the Legislative Council General Election to be held on December 7 this year to fulfil their civic responsibility. Photo shows Mr Chan (centre) handing out leaflets to civil service colleagues from the Legal Aid Department at their workplace to appeal to them to actively register as voters.
The Chief Secretary for Administration, Mr Chan Kwok-ki, together with representatives from the four civil service central consultative councils, jointly visited several floors of the Queensway Government Offices today (May 13) to appeal to colleagues to actively register as voters and to cast their votes in the Legislative Council General Election to be held on December 7 this year to fulfil their civic responsibility. Photo shows Mr Chan (first left) handing out leaflets to civil service colleagues from the Legal Aid Department at their workplace to appeal to them to actively register as voters. Looking on are the Acting Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, Mr Clement Woo (fourth left); the Permanent Secretary for the Civil Service, Mr Clement Leung (third left); and the Director of Legal Aid, Mr Chris Chong (second left).
The Chief Secretary for Administration, Mr Chan Kwok-ki, together with representatives from the four civil service central consultative councils, jointly visited several floors of the Queensway Government Offices today (May 13) to appeal to colleagues to actively register as voters and to cast their votes in the Legislative Council General Election to be held on December 7 this year to fulfil their civic responsibility. Photo shows Mr Chan (front row, second left); the Acting Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, Mr Clement Woo (front row, third left); the Permanent Secretary for the Civil Service, Mr Clement Leung (front row, first left); and the Land Registrar, Ms Joyce Tam (front row, fourth left), with representatives from the central consultative councils and others at the Land Registry.
The Chief Secretary for Administration, Mr Chan Kwok-ki, together with representatives from the four civil service central consultative councils, jointly visited several floors of the Queensway Government Offices today (May 13) to appeal to colleagues to actively register as voters and to cast their votes in the Legislative Council General Election to be held on December 7 this year to fulfil their civic responsibility. Photo shows Mr Chan (right) handing out leaflets on voter registration and updates of particulars to civil service colleagues from the Land Registry at their workplace to convey the message.
The Chief Secretary for Administration, Mr Chan Kwok-ki, together with representatives from the four civil service central consultative councils, jointly visited several floors of the Queensway Government Offices today (May 13) to appeal to colleagues to actively register as voters and to cast their votes in the Legislative Council General Election to be held on December 7 this year to fulfil their civic responsibility. Photo shows Mr Chan (second right) handing out leaflets to civil service colleagues from the Land Registry at their workplace to appeal to them to actively register as voters. Looking on are the Acting Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, Mr Clement Woo (second left), and the Land Registrar, Ms Joyce Tam (first left).
The Chief Secretary for Administration, Mr Chan Kwok-ki, together with representatives from the four civil service central consultative councils, jointly visited several floors of the Queensway Government Offices (QGO) today (May 13) to appeal to colleagues to actively register as voters and to cast their votes in the Legislative Council General Election to be held on December 7 this year to fulfil their civic responsibility. Photo shows Mr Chan (second right); the Acting Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, Mr Clement Woo (first right); and the Permanent Secretary for the Civil Service, Mr Clement Leung (centre), visiting a mobile voter registration booth set up by the Registration and Electoral Office at the QGO. Looking on is Acting Deputy Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Mr Niki Kwok (first left).