繁體中文
陳有海是香港屯門區議會委任議員，任期由2024年至2027年，並獲頒授銅紫荊星章（BBS）、榮譽勳章（MH）及獲委任為太平紳士（JP）。他是香港工會聯合會（工聯會）在屯門的資深成員，早於2008至2011年已出任屯門區議會景興選區民選議員，其間曾以民建聯及工聯會名義參選，長期服務大興一帶的公共屋邨社區，議員辦事處分別設於大興邨興輝樓及山景邨景貴樓。景興選區於2023年12月31日撤銷，他是該選區最後一任議員，範圍其後併入屯門西；在2019年區議會選舉中，他取得約2,893票成功連任。在第六屆屯門區議會（2020年至2023年）後期，隨着多名議員離任，他獲推選為屯門區議會主席，至2022年仍以區議會主席身份就屯門區事務及跨境交通發言。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，陳有海獲行政長官委任為屯門區議會議員，於2024年1月1日就任。第七屆屯門區議會共有32名議員，主席由屯門民政事務專員兼任；他在議會內出任地區設施及工程委員會主席，並為食物環境衞生委員會、社區參與及文化康樂委員會及社會福利及房屋委員會委員，主力跟進區內工程、設施及民生事務。除上述公開資料外，關於他早年學歷及入行經過的資料相當有限，本館未能進一步核實，謹此說明。
English
Chan Yau-hoi, BBS, MH, JP, is an appointed member of the Tuen Mun District Council for the seventh term (2024–2027). He holds the Bronze Bauhinia Star and the Medal of Honour and is a Justice of the Peace. A veteran member of the Hong Kong Federation of Trade Unions (FTU) in Tuen Mun, he was already serving as the elected member for the King Hing constituency in 2008–2011, at times standing under the banner of the DAB and the FTU, and built his base in the public housing estates around Tai Hing; his ward offices were at Hing Fai House in Tai Hing Estate and King Kwai House in Shan King Estate. The King Hing constituency was abolished on 31 December 2023, and he was its last member before its area was absorbed into Tuen Mun West; in the 2019 District Council election he was re-elected with about 2,893 votes. In the later part of the sixth-term Tuen Mun District Council (2020–2023), as several members left the council, he was chosen to serve as its chairman, and as late as 2022 he spoke on Tuen Mun affairs and cross-boundary transport in that capacity. After the 2023 reform of the District Council system, the seventh-term councils are formed through appointment, the District Committees constituency and geographical constituencies; Chan was appointed by the Chief Executive and took office on 1 January 2024. The seventh-term Tuen Mun District Council has 32 members and is chaired by the District Officer. Within the council he chairs the District Facilities and Works Committee and sits on the Food, Environment and Hygiene Committee, the Community Participation and Culture and Recreation Committee and the Social Welfare and Housing Committee, focusing on district works, facilities and livelihood matters. Beyond these public records, little is known about his education and how he began his public service.
