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Mr Leslie Lothian SUNG, JP
Mr Sung was made an Unofficial Justice of the Peace
in 1976 and was appointed to the Public Service Commission
in 1978. He has acted as Chairman on several occasions.
Mr Sung has also served on other public bodies and is currently Chairman of the Police Cadet School Advisory
Board and a Member of a Sub-Committee of the Law Reform
Commission.
MẸ TANG Hsiang chien, JP
Mr Tang has had a long period of public service,
first as a member of the Textiles Advisory Board and
secondly as Chairman of the Federation of Hong Kong
Industries. Mr Tang is also a Council Member of the Chinese
University of Hong Kong and a Member of the Boards of
Trustees of New Asia College.
I.S.O.
Mr CHAN Pak
Mr Chan joined the former Resettlement Department
in 1956 as an Area Officer and reached his present rank of Assistant Director of Housing in 1978. He has played
a key role in the introduction of new management standards
in the administration of public housing estates and is at present responsible for the day-to-day administration of all the Housing Department's estates which now house
2 million of Hong Kong's inhabitants.
Mr John Hogarth GRIEVE, CPM
Mr Grieve first saw service in Palestine and then
in Malaya, followed by a brief spell in the Paisley Burgh Police in Scotland. He then joined the Royal Hong Kong Police in December 1951 and was promoted through the
ranks to Chief Superintendent in 1976. He retired in
November 1983.
/Mr Illingworth