List of Legislative Council of Hong Kong members 1988–1991

This is a list of Members of the Legislative Council (excluding official members) in the colonial period from 12 October 1988 to 22 August 1991 after the 1988 Legislative Council Elections.

After the elections, there were 11 Official Members (including four ex officio), and 46 Unofficial Members, of whom 20 were appointed by the Governor, 14 elected from functional constituencies, one elected from among members of the Urban Council, one elected from among members of the Regional Council, and 10 elected by electoral college constituencies made up of members of all district boards.

List of Members of the Legislative Council

Members who did not serve throughout the term are italicised.

Capacity or Constituency		Members	Party		Political Alignment	Assumed office	Remarks
President	Governor	Sir David Clive Wilson		Nonpartisan	Government
Ex Officio	Chief Secretary	Sir David Robert Ford		Nonpartisan	Government
Ex Officio	Financial Secretary	Sir Piers Jacobs		Nonpartisan	Government
Ex Officio	Attorney General	Sir Jeremy Fell Mathews		Nonpartisan	Government
Appointed	Unofficial	Allen Lee		Independent	Conservative	1978	Senior Member
Functional	First Industrial	Stephen Cheong		Independent	Conservative	1980
Electoral	Regional Council	Cheung Yan-lung		FSHK	Conservative	1981
Appointed	Unofficial	Selina Chow		Independent	Conservative	1981
Appointed	Unofficial	Maria Tam		LDF	Conservative	1981
Appointed	Unofficial	Henrietta Ip		Group of 89	Conservative	1982
Electoral	East Island	Chan Ying-lun		HKDF	Liberal	1983
Appointed	Unofficial	Rita Fan		Independent	Conservative	1983
Appointed	Unofficial	Peter Poon		Independent	Conservative	1983
Functional	Engineering, Architectural, Surveying and Planning	Cheng Hon-kwan		Independent	Conservative	1985
Electoral	Sham Shui Po	Chung Pui-lam		LDF	Conservative	1985
Functional	Second Commercial	Ho Sai-chu		Independent	Conservative	1985
Functional	Social Services	Hui Yin-fat		Independent	Liberal	1985
Functional	Legal	Martin Lee		United Democrats	Liberal	1985
Functional	Finance	David Li		Independent	Conservative	1985
Functional	Second Industrial	Ngai Shiu-kit		LDF	Conservative	1985
Functional	Labour	Pang Chun-hoi		TUC	Pro-ROC	1985
Electoral	Kwun Tong	Poon Chi-fai		Independent	Conservative	1985
Appointed	Unofficial	Poon Chung-kwong		Group of 89	Conservative	1985
Functional	Teaching	Szeto Wah		United Democrats/PTU	Liberal	1985
Electoral	West New Territories	Tai Chin-wah		FSHK	Conservative	1985
Appointed	Unofficial	Rosanna Tam		Independent	Moderate	1985	[a]
Functional	Labour	Tam Yiu-chung		FTU	Pro-China	1985
Electoral	Kowloon City	Daniel Tse		Independent	Moderate	1985
Electoral	East New Territories	Andrew Wong		Independent	Moderate	1985
Appointed	Unofficial	Lau Wong-fat		FSHK	Conservative	1985
Appointed	Unofficial	Edward Ho		BPF	Conservative	1987
Appointed	Unofficial	Ronald Joseph Arculli		Independent	Conservative	1988
Appointed	Unofficial	Martin Gilbert Barrow		Independent	Conservative	1988
Appointed	Unofficial	Paul Cheng		Independent	Conservative	1988
Electoral	Wong Tai Sin	Michael Cheng		LDF	Conservative	1988
Appointed	Unofficial	David Cheung		Independent	Conservative	1988
Functional	Medical and Health Care	Ronald Chow		ADPL	Liberal	1988
Appointed	Unofficial	Nellie Fong		Independent	Conservative	1988
Appointed	Unofficial	Peggy Lam		Independent	Conservative	1988
Electoral	South New Territories	Daniel Lam		FSHK	Conservative	1988
Appointed	Unofficial	Miriam Lau		Independent	Conservative	1988
Appointed	Unofficial	Lau Wah-sum		Independent	Conservative	1988
Functional	Medical	Leong Che-hung		HKDF	Liberal	1988
Appointed	Unofficial	Leung Wai-tung		HKDF/Independent	Liberal	1988
Functional	First Commercial	James David McGregor		HKDF	Liberal	1988
Electoral	South Kowloon	Kingsley Sit		Independent	Conservative	1988
Electoral	West Island	So Chau Yim-ping		Independent	Conservative	1988
Appointed	Unofficial	James Tien		LDF	Conservative	1988
Electoral	Urban Council	Elsie Tu		Independent	Moderate	1988
Functional	Accountancy	Peter Wong		LDF	Conservative	1988

Notes

1. Rosanna Tam resigned and left office on 31 July 1991.

References

• Database on LegCo Members

See also

• 1988 Hong Kong legislative election