繁體中文
李國鳳（Li Kwok-fung），現任北區粉嶺區鄉事委員會主席，並以鄉事委員會主席身分出任第七屆北區區議會（2024年至2027年）當然議員。粉嶺位於新界東北部，與上水、沙頭角及打鼓嶺合稱「上粉沙打」，同屬北區行政區；粉嶺區鄉事委員會於1954年由彭富華、李昌、羅澤棠等原居民創立，歷史悠久，肩負統籌鄉務及聯絡政府與居民的職責。李國鳳長期在粉嶺一帶參與鄉事及地區工作，官方記錄顯示他早於2016年已登記為區議會當然議員。在第七屆北區區議會內，他出任社區參與及文化康樂委員會副主席，並為提振地區經濟專責工作小組成員，就社區活動、文化康樂及地區經濟事務提供意見。按《區議會條例》，新界九個區議會設當然議員議席，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，李國鳳名列其中，於2024年1月1日上任，任期四年。北區區議會現有24名議員，包括民選議員、地區委員會界別議員、委任議員及4名當然議員，涵蓋上水、粉嶺、沙頭角及打鼓嶺。由於公開資料所限，關於他的早年經歷、教育及事業背景，本館暫未能進一步查證，謹此說明。
English
Li Kwok-fung is chairman of the Fanling District Rural Committee in the North District and, in that capacity, an ex officio member of the 7th North District Council (2024-2027). Fanling is in the north-east New Territories and, together with Sheung Shui, Sha Tau Kok and Ta Kwu Ling, forms the North District; the Fanling District Rural Committee was founded in 1954 by indigenous residents including Pang Fu-wah, Li Cheong and Law Chak-tong, and coordinates village affairs and liaises between the government and residents. Li has long taken part in rural and community work in Fanling, and official records show him registered as a district councillor as early as 2016. In the 7th North District Council he is vice-chairman of the Community Involvement, Culture and Recreation Committee and a member of the task group on boosting the local economy, advising on community activities, culture and recreation and the local economy. 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 Li among them; he took office on 1 January 2024 for a four-year term. The North District Council has 24 members, comprising elected constituency members, District Committees constituency members, appointed members and four ex officio members, covering Sheung Shui, Fanling, Sha Tau Kok and Ta Kwu Ling. Because of limited public information, little can be verified about his earlier life, education or career.
