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Chief Executive's Commendation For Government/Public Service

1998

Mr. LI Wan-suen, Clement
Mr. LEE Ming-kwai
Ms. LEE Mei-mei
Mr. HO Ka-ming, Roman
Mr. LI Kin-cheung, Edward
Mr. NG Wai-cheong
Mr. LAM Sui-lung, Stephen, J.P.
Mr. HEUNG Sai-ho, Simon
Mr. YU Chak-ting
Miss TONG Yuen-fun
Mr. CHAN Hau-wai, John
Mr. CHAN Yung-suen
Mr. CHEUNG Wan-ching, Clement
Mr. WONG Wing-hang
Mr. WONG Shut-yung
Mr. WONG Hung-chiu, Raymond, J.P.
Mr. LIU Chun-sang
Mr. CHAK Hoi-leung
Mr. TANG Man-bun
Mrs. LAU LEE Lai-kuen, Shelley, J.P.
Mr. TSOI Tak-man
Mr. LAW Siu-hing
Captain Andrew Raeside ROBERTSON
Mrs. TAM LO Nam-wah, Ella

1999

Mrs. KIANG WONG Kin-fan
Mr. YU Chun-cheong, Ricky
Miss NG Man-wah, Pauline
Mr. LEE Lap-sun, J.P.
Mr. MA Chi-kin
Mr. LEUNG Pui-kong, Peter
Mr. LEUNG Ka-ming
Mr. LEUNG Woon-yin
Ms. Mary KWOK
Mr. SHUM Hin-man
Mr. WAN Shun-leung, Henry
Mr. Anthony Alan GODFREY
Mr. CHIU Hon-bun
Mr. POON Chak-fai
Mr. CHENG Kwok-keung, Vincent
Miss CHENG Wai-fung, Winnie
Mr. TANG Kam-moon

2000

Mr. PIT Dick-wah
Mr. NG Wai-keung
Mr. LUI Kwok-fai
Mr. LEE Mui-lam
Mr. CHAU Hung-on
Mr. LAM Man-wah
Mr. Michael Leslie SQUIRES
Captain Trevor Keith MARSHALL
Mr. LEUNG Fee-ling
Mr. KWOK Chor-ngar
Mr. CHAN Kwok-leung
Mr. CHAN Kwok-keung
Mr. CHAN Kwong-man
Mr. LUK Ho-sang
Mr. TSANG Yuk-ming
Mr. TSANG Wan-hing
Mr. CHING Yu-tuen
Mr. WONG Chee-ying
Mr. WONG Kam-sui
Mr. WONG Chun-ming
Mr. WONG Shing-chak
Mr. YIP Kwai-sun
Mr. CHIM Sin-fai
Mr. CHOW Hon-ching
Mrs. LAU CHAN Yuk-lin, Eliza
Mrs. CHENG LEE Wai-lin, Victoria
Mr. TANG Wing-keung
Miss LAI Fung-har, Nancy
Mr. TAM Shiu-hang
Mr. CHOW Chuk-yuk, Justin
Mr. CHAN Chi-san
Mr. CHOI Yue-ning
Mr. TAM Kwok-ming
Mr. KONG Yiu-ming

2001

Miss WONG Hang-yee
Mr. HO Kam-ching
Mr. YU Kwok-ping, Ronny
Mr. LAM Kin-yee
Mr. CHO Wing-kin
Mr. KWOK Shing-pui, Eddy
Ms. CHAN Pui-kan, Margaret
Mr. CHAN Hok-sheung
Mr. CHAN Kam-lun
Mr. TSANG Lin, Reynold
Mr. WONG Chiu-foon
Mr. LIU Chi-keung
Ms. CHOI Chow-kwai
Mr. LAI Kwok-ming
Mr. LAW Wai-fung
Mr. TAM Ki-chu
Mrs. KWAN CHONG Lai-yu, Connie

2002

Mr. FONG Man-ching
Mr. WONG Ping-nam, Jimmy
Mr. CHU Bik-leung, Andrew
Mr. HO Yuet-ming
Ms. NG Chui-yi
Mr. LI Siu-hing
Mr. CHOW Hing-chiu
Mr. YAU Wai-keung
Mr. CHAN Kung-lok
Mr. CHAN Chi-man
Mr. CHAN Wai-man
Mr. CHAN Hon-kin
Mrs. LO KWAN So-ha
Mr. WONG Kit-nang
Mr. WONG Shu-kun
Mr. WONG Kam-tong
Mr. LAU Chun-keung
Mr. LAU Shiu-hong
Mr. TANG Ka-kwong
Mr. CHIN Tsang-kung
Mr. TAI Yu-kwong
Mr. TSE Kwok-hung
Mr. LAW Kam-wing
Mr. KWAN Tin-lung
Mr. YIM Kwok-ching, Timothy

2003

Mrs. LO KU Ka-lee, Clarie, J.P.
Mr. CHENG Ka-wah, M.B.B.
Mr. LAU Chi-keung, P.M.S.M.
Mr. CHAN Yung-suen
Mr. NG Man-kim
Mr. NG Ka-wing
Mr. LEE Shiu-fat
Mr. LAM Kwok-on
Mr. LAM Wah-yuk
Mr. KEE Kam-por
Mr. KI Tak-sun
Mr. YUEN Kam-wong
Ms. CHEUNG Yuk-wah, Emily
Miss CHEUNG Woon-yee
Mr. LEUNG Kam-shing
Ms. LEUNG Fung-ying, Frances
Mr. HUI So-ho
Captain CHAN Shu-kei, Marcus
Ms. POH Ying-chu
Mr. FUNG Yui-sang
Mr. YONG Sang-chang
Mr. CHAK Pui-yan
Mrs. TSE MOK Cho-yin
Mr. CHUNG Pui-sum
Mr. TAM Po-wah

2004

Captain TANG Pui-tung, M.B.B.
Dr. WONG Man-ha, Monica
Mr. KU Chi-chung, Damien
Mr. NG Kwok-keung
Mr. HO Chi-keung, Albert
Mrs. HO LAM Yin-yee
Ms. YU Yuk-siu, Loretta
Mrs. YU KWAN Chui-man, Jenny
Miss NG Yau-lan, Ada
Captain NG Chi-wah, Michael
Mr. NG Kam-chiu
Ms. LEE Oi-kin
Captain SHUM Chi-wai, Calvin
Mr. CHOW Kwing-yiu
Mr. LIM Leung-ban
Mr. LAM Leung-chau
Ms. Alison CABRELLI
Ms. SIN Lan-kwai, Sophia
Mrs. YUEN KWONG Sau-yee, Cecilia
Mr. KO Wing-cheung
Dr. AU Tak-kwong
Mr. CHEUNG Kam-pui
Mr. LEUNG Koon-hung
Miss LEUNG Suk-ping, Christina
Mr. CHAN Siu-kei
Mr. CHAN Wai-keung
Mrs. CHAN YUEN Po-yee, Pauline
Dr. Stephen Gowan CHANDLER
Mr. CHAN Yum-hei, Ernest
Dr. CHAN Yiu-wing
Ms. LO Yuet-yee
Dr. TSANG Chiu-yee, Luke
Dr. TSANG Ho-fai, Thomas
Mr. WONG Doon-yee, Charles
Mr. WONG Tang-kin, Kennedy
Mr. YEUNG King-chi, Denny
Mr. YIP Chee-kuen
Mr. AU Yin-shan
Mr. CHOI Shu-ki
Mr. CHENG Wing-tat
Mr. TANG Pak-biu
Mr. TANG Lung-wah, Edward
Mr. LAI Chak-lam
Mrs. LU CHAN Ching-chuen
Mr. SIT Siu-fung
Mr. KAN Chi-fai
Mr. NGAI Wang-sang
Mr. KWONG Siu-cheung
Mr. LAW Ming-wai

2005

Mr. NG Wai-ping
Mr. LUI Kwok-ming
Ms. LI Hoi-yan, Anita
Mr. LEE To-lung, Laurence
Miss YIU Yun-siu
Mr. OR Shi-hung
Miss TONG Po-hoi, Linda
Mr. YUEN Wing-chun
Mr. CHEUNG Tze-leung
Mr. LEUNG Chiu-pun
Mrs. KWOK LAM Yee-kwan, Helen
Ms. LO Pik-wai, Yvonne
Mr. FUNG Chow-kwei
Ms. WONG Yuet-ngor, Anne Marie
Ms. YEUNG Tsui-har
Mr. IP Tin-sung
Mr. YIP Ka-fai, Daniel
Mr. CHOI Wing-cheong
Mr. CHUNG Shui-pang
Mrs. CHUNG TSUI Soo-ying
Mr. PONG Kam-loi
Mr. LAW Bing-ching
Mr. KWAN Kam-fai
Mr. SO Hok-lai

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