They were presented with trophies and cash awards by Commissioner Tsang Wai-hung, Deputy Commissioner (Operations) Tang Kam-moon, and HSBC Chief Operating Officer Asia Pacific Region, Mr Raymond Cheng, at a presentation ceremony.
 

Speaking at the ceremony, Police Public Relations Branch (PPRB) Chief Superintendent Wong Kwok-wai pointed out that the JPC scheme, adopting an inter-departmental and multi-agency approach, had organised various fight crime and anti-drug activities as well as different kinds of training to help members acquire positive values and develop their potential.
 

To further promote racial harmony, the JPC scheme had organised various activities such as visits to police units, community services and Chinese language classes for engaging the Non-ethnic Chinese community.
 

Finally, Mr Wong thanked JPC honorary presidents, school principals, teachers, JPC district councils, school clubs and relatives and friends of JPC members for their unfailing support and contributions to the success of the scheme.
 

Speaking on the same occasion, Mr Cheng said HSBC is a strong supporter of education, in particular projects to enhance students' holistic development. HSBC is proud to have funded the Junior Police Call Awards Scheme since 1986 so that young people would actively participate in community services, realise their potential, and cultivate leadership skills by participating in JPC activities.
 

Organised by PPRB and sponsored by the Hongkong Bank Foundation since 1986, the Awards comprises six categories this year, namely Best JPC Member, Best JPC Leader/Advanced Leader, Best JPC School Club (Primary School), Best JPC School Club (Secondary School), Best JPC District Council and Web Quiz.
 

A selection panel made up of representatives from PPRB, HSBC, JPC Central Advisory Board and police districts picked the winners at Police Headquarters from the results of district selection boards and final selection boards.
 

Alex Wong Wing-lik from Wan Chai District was selected as the Best JPC Member while Yip Kwun-wa from Lantau District the Best JPC Advanced Leader. Each received a trophy and an $8,000 cash award.
 

The Madam Lau Kam Lung Secondary School of Miu Fat Buddhist Monastery in Tuen Mun District and the Sau Ming Primary School in Sau Mau Ping District won the Best JPC School Club (Secondary School) and the Best JPC School Club (Primary School) awards respectively. The former received a cash award of $13,000 and the latter $9,000.
 

The Best JPC District Council award went to Tsuen Wan JPC District Council, which was presented with a $21,000 cash award. Lam I-cheng of Yuen Long District is the champion of the Web Quiz, winning a $3,000 cash award.