繁體中文
徐曉杰（Tsui Hiu-kit）是香港葵青區議會委任議員，任期由2024年至2027年。他並無申報職業及所屬政治聯繫。他早於2019年區議會選舉中以實政圓桌成員身份當選葵青區議會長康選區議員，長期服務青衣長康邨一帶居民，關注區內交通接駁、社區設施及環境衞生等議題，並與青衣的地區團體保持聯繫，在區內具一定知名度。在第七屆葵青區議會內，他出任交通運輸委員會主席，並為地區設施及工程委員會委員及食物環境衞生委員會委員，同時參與提振地區經濟專責工作小組及大廈管理工作小組，就交通運輸、地區設施工程、環境衞生及樓宇管理等事務提供意見，職務涵蓋層面廣泛。其議員辦事處設於青衣長康邨康榮樓，主要服務長康邨居民。長康邨是青衣島規模較大的公共屋邨之一，人口以長者及家庭住戶為主，區議會在此主要就交通接駁、環境衞生及社區設施等向政府反映意見。2023年區議會選舉制度經改革後，第七屆區議會由委任、地區委員會界別及地方選區三種方式產生議員，徐曉杰獲行政長官委任為葵青區議會議員，於2024年1月1日就任，任期四年。葵青區議會第七屆共有32名議員，主席由葵青民政事務專員出任。除上述公開資料外，關於他早年學歷及事業背景的細節，公開資料相當有限，謹此說明。
English
Tsui Hiu-kit is an appointed member of the Kwai Tsing District Council for the seventh term (2024–2027). He has declared neither an occupation nor a political affiliation. As early as the 2019 District Council election he was elected the member for the Cheung Hong constituency of Kwai Tsing as a member of Roundtable, and he has long served residents of Cheung Hong Estate in Tsing Yi, where he is a figure of some prominence. In the seventh-term council he chairs the Traffic and Transport Committee and serves on the District Facilities and Works Committee and the Food, Environment and Hygiene Committee, and takes part in the task force on boosting the local economy and the building management working group, advising on transport, district works, environmental hygiene and building management across a wide range of areas. His ward office is at Hong Wing House, Cheung Hong Estate in Tsing Yi, serving residents of the estate. Cheung Hong Estate is one of the larger public housing estates on Tsing Yi island, with a population made up mainly of elderly and family households, where the council reflects residents' views on transport connections, environmental hygiene and community facilities. After the 2023 reform of the District Council system the seventh-term councils are formed through appointment, the District Committees constituency and geographical constituencies; Tsui was appointed by the Chief Executive and took office on 1 January 2024 for a four-year term. The Kwai Tsing District Council has 32 members and is chaired by the Kwai Tsing District Officer. Beyond these public records, little is known about the details of his education and professional background.
