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梁家傑（Alan Leong Kah-kit），1958年2月22日在香港出生，資深大律師，公民黨創黨成員之一，曾任該黨副主席（內務）、黨魁及主席，2004年至2016年間代表九龍東出任立法會議員。
他畢業於九龍華仁書院，1982年取得香港大學法律學士學位，其後赴英國劍橋大學修讀法律碩士，1983年在香港獲認許為大律師，1998年獲委任為資深大律師，屬回歸後首批資深大律師之一，並於2001年至2003年出任香港大律師公會主席。2003年，他與同業組成「四十五條關注組」，就政制改革及《基本法》條文發表意見，該關注組其後發展為公民黨，公民黨於2006年正式成立。
2004年他首次循九龍東地區直選當選立法會議員，並於2008年連任，任內曾任立法會政府帳目委員會成員及工務小組委員會主席，長期關注司法、政制及公共工程等議題。2007年，他代表民主派參選第三屆行政長官選舉，是香港回歸以來首位獲選舉委員會提名、有政黨背景的行政長官候選人，最終以123票對649票敗於競逐連任的曾蔭權。2010年，他與公民黨參與「五區總辭」補選行動，一度辭去議席後再當選重返立法會，2012年連任後於2016年退下議席。
此後他仍留在公民黨並繼續出任主席。2023年5月，公民黨召開特別會員大會通過清盤解散，他作為最後一任主席宣布政黨結束運作，其後表示不再參政，亦不評論時事。
English
Alan Leong Kah-kit, born in Hong Kong on 22 February 1958, is a senior counsel and a founding member of the Civic Party who represented Kowloon East in the Legislative Council from 2004 to 2016 and served as the party's vice-chairman for internal affairs, leader and later chairman. He was educated at Wah Yan College Kowloon and graduated from the University of Hong Kong with a bachelor of laws degree in 1982, then took a master of laws at the University of Cambridge. He was admitted as a barrister in Hong Kong in 1983, was appointed senior counsel in 1998 among the first batch after the handover, and was chairman of the Hong Kong Bar Association from 2001 to 2003. In 2003 he and fellow lawyers formed the Article 45 Concern Group to give views on constitutional reform and the Basic Law, and that group later developed into the Civic Party, which was formally established in 2006. He was first elected to the Legislative Council for Kowloon East in 2004 and re-elected in 2008, serving on the council's Public Accounts Committee and chairing its public works subcommittee while following judicial, constitutional and public works issues. In 2007 he stood for the pro-democracy camp in the third-term Chief Executive election, the first party-backed candidate in Hong Kong's post-handover history to secure enough nominations from the Election Committee, but lost to the incumbent Donald Tsang by 123 votes to 649. In 2010 he took part with the Civic Party in the five-district resignation by-elections, briefly giving up his seat and then returning, and after being re-elected in 2012 he stepped down in 2016. He remained in the Civic Party and continued as its chairman. In May 2023 the party voted at a special general meeting to wind up, with Leong, as its last chairman, announcing the end of its operations; he has since said he will not take part in politics again.
