繁體中文
何紹基（Ho Siu-kei），現任離島大澳鄉事委員會主席，並以鄉事委員會主席身分出任第七屆離島區議會（2024年至2027年）當然議員。大澳位於大嶼山西北海岸，是歷史悠久的漁村，以棚屋、橫水渡及漁業文化聞名，居民包括蜑家及原居民社群；大澳鄉事委員會為離島區八個鄉事委員會之一，統籌大澳一帶村落事務。何紹基長期關注大澳的社區設施及民生。2026年，政府推展的「大澳改善工程」完成後，他表示該工程對大澳居民非常重要，新建的橋樑改善了社區的通達性，方便居民日常往來河涌兩岸，尤其令長者及行動不便人士的出行更為安全便捷。按《區議會條例》，新界九個區議會均設當然議員議席，由區內各鄉事委員會主席出任；2023年12月12日，政府公布第七屆區議會委任議員及當然議員名單，確認27位現任鄉事委員會主席的當然議員登記，何紹基名列其中，於2024年1月1日上任，任期四年。離島區議會現有18名議員，包括地區委員會界別議員、地方選區議員、委任議員及8名當然議員，涵蓋長洲、坪洲、大澳、東涌、梅窩、大嶼山南區及南丫島南北段的鄉事委員會。他報稱並無政治聯繫。除上述職務外，關於他的早年經歷及事業背景，公開資料有限，本館未能進一步補充。
English
Ho Siu-kei is chairman of the Tai O Rural Committee in the Islands District and, in that capacity, an ex officio member of the 7th Islands District Council (2024-2027). Tai O lies on the north-west coast of Lantau and is a historic fishing town known for its stilt houses, the rope-drawn ferry and its fishing culture, with residents including Tanka and indigenous communities; the Tai O Rural Committee is one of the eight rural committees in the Islands District and coordinates village affairs around Tai O. Ho has long been concerned with community facilities and livelihood in Tai O. In 2026, after the government's Tai O Improvement Works were completed, he said the project was very important to residents and that the new bridges improved accessibility in the community and made it safer and more convenient for residents to cross the creek, especially the elderly and those with mobility difficulties. Under the District Councils Ordinance, each of the nine New Territories district councils has ex officio seats filled by rural committee chairmen. On 12 December 2023 the government announced the appointed and ex officio members of the 7th District Council and confirmed the registration of 27 incumbent rural committee chairmen, with Ho among them; he took office on 1 January 2024 for a four-year term. The Islands District Council has 18 members, including District Committees constituency members, geographical constituency members, appointed members and eight ex officio members representing the rural committees of Cheung Chau, Peng Chau, Tai O, Tung Chung, Mui Wo, Lantau South and the north and south of Lamma Island. He reports no political affiliation. Apart from these duties, limited public information is available about his earlier life and career.
