JPC AGM reviews and looks forward
At the
meeting, Police Public
Relations Branch Chief Superintendent (CSP) Wong Kwok-wai followed up
the matters arising from the last AGM and reported on JPC's
developments and projects in past years, including activation of the
on-line booking system for the JPC Man Yee Activity and Training
Centre, joint district programme activities, events held by the JPC
Advanced Leader Council, and the exchange activities carried out
overseas and on the Mainland. CSP Wong also introduced JPC projects in
the pipeline as well as a pilot scheme of JPC Leader Corps.
At the same time, the Chairman of the JPC Central Advisory Board (CAB), Assistant Commissioner Lau Yip-shing, answered many questions from the floor and outlined JPC's future development strategies in terms of quantity and quality.
The Annual Lunch that followed the AGM was graced by the presence of the Secretary for Security, Mr Lai Tung-kwok, and Commissioner Tsang Wai-hung.
In his speech, Mr Lai said he was glad to attend the lunch in the capacity of the JPC Chief Honorary President. He pointed out that membership topped 200,000, including 1,700 Non-ethnic Chinese members, since JPC was established 38 years ago. Noting that JPC remains one of the largest youth groups in Hong Kong, he attributed this success to the efforts and hard work of Force members and JPC members, as well as the big support of JPC Honorary Presidents and volunteers.
Mr Lai also presented certificates of appreciation to JPC Honorary Presidents who have served JPC for 25 years and JPC volunteers who have individually chalked up over 200 hours of voluntary service for JPC training and activities.
At the same time, Mr Tsang presented a certificate of appointment to a supplementary member of the CAB, Senior Superintendent Joseph Tung, and an appreciation letter to an outgoing member of the CAB, Chief Superintendent Au Yeung Chiu-kong, for his contribution to the JPC scheme for years.
Mr Tsang also presented certificates of appreciation to school clubs and teachers, Honorary Presidents who have served JPC for 20 years and JPC volunteers each of whom has chalked up over 150 hours of voluntary service, as well as outstanding awards to JPC Advanced Leaders, for their outstanding contributions to the JPC scheme.
Mr Lai praises the JPC
scheme for grooming youngsters for their role as pillars of society
Besides
charting
the
way
forward, the meeting also pays tribute to
those who have contributed to the developments of the JPC scheme
At the same time, the Chairman of the JPC Central Advisory Board (CAB), Assistant Commissioner Lau Yip-shing, answered many questions from the floor and outlined JPC's future development strategies in terms of quantity and quality.
The Annual Lunch that followed the AGM was graced by the presence of the Secretary for Security, Mr Lai Tung-kwok, and Commissioner Tsang Wai-hung.
In his speech, Mr Lai said he was glad to attend the lunch in the capacity of the JPC Chief Honorary President. He pointed out that membership topped 200,000, including 1,700 Non-ethnic Chinese members, since JPC was established 38 years ago. Noting that JPC remains one of the largest youth groups in Hong Kong, he attributed this success to the efforts and hard work of Force members and JPC members, as well as the big support of JPC Honorary Presidents and volunteers.
Mr Lai also presented certificates of appreciation to JPC Honorary Presidents who have served JPC for 25 years and JPC volunteers who have individually chalked up over 200 hours of voluntary service for JPC training and activities.
At the same time, Mr Tsang presented a certificate of appointment to a supplementary member of the CAB, Senior Superintendent Joseph Tung, and an appreciation letter to an outgoing member of the CAB, Chief Superintendent Au Yeung Chiu-kong, for his contribution to the JPC scheme for years.
Mr Tsang also presented certificates of appreciation to school clubs and teachers, Honorary Presidents who have served JPC for 20 years and JPC volunteers each of whom has chalked up over 150 hours of voluntary service, as well as outstanding awards to JPC Advanced Leaders, for their outstanding contributions to the JPC scheme.
JPC Honorary Presidents with 25 Years
Service
| District | Name |
| Central |
Ngai Wai-ming |
| Central | Chang Yau-hung |
| Central | Yip Wei Chee-sui |
| Central | Wu Chor-nam |
JPC Honorary Presidents with 20 Years
Service
| District | Name |
| Central | Lam Pak-chun |
| Central | Li Ying-sang |
| Central | Wong Pak-yuen |
| Yau Tsim | Chan Mow-fat |
| Mong Kok | Tao Kwok-lau |
| Sham Shui Po | Kwok Chun-wah |
| Border | Tsang Po-ling |
| Border | Wong Wai-yim |
| Marine Port | Kwok Cho-tai |
| Marine Port | Wong Leung-pak |
Mr Lai praises the JPC
scheme for grooming youngsters for their role as pillars of society
Besides
charting
the
way
forward, the meeting also pays tribute to
those who have contributed to the developments of the JPC scheme