繁體中文
黃漢權是香港離島區議會當然議員，現任坪洲鄉事委員會主席，報稱職業為商人。坪洲鄉事委員會為坪洲一帶的鄉事組織，主席按《區議會條例》自動成為離島區議會當然議員；離島區議會共有八名當然議員，分別由長洲、坪洲、大澳、梅窩、大嶼山南區、南丫島北段、南丫島南段及東涌的鄉事委員會主席出任。鄉事委員會由各鄉村的村代表組成，主席由委員互選產生，除反映鄉村居民意見、協助處理鄉村事務外，亦就鄉郊發展及政策向政府提供意見，各會並組成新界鄉議局。第七屆離島區議會任期由2024年1月1日開始，為期四年。政府亦於2023年12月12日公布第七屆區議會的委任議員及當然議員名單，全港共有二十七名當然議員，均為新界各鄉事委員會的主席，其席位與主席身份掛鈎。黃漢權並非首次出任此職，早於之前數屆已以坪洲鄉事委員會主席身份擔任離島區議會當然議員，在地區及鄉事層面服務多年。在議會內，他是食物環境衞生委員會、社區參與及文化康樂委員會及地區基建及發展規劃委員會委員，關注離島的環境衞生、社區設施及地區基建等議題。其議員辦事處設於坪洲永安街六十九號A地下坪洲鄉事委員會，並提供電話、電郵及即時通訊聯絡渠道，方便島上居民求助。坪洲位於大嶼山東南面，與喜靈洲及周邊小島同屬離島區，島上人口不多，居民對外交通主要依靠渡輪，來往中環及坪洲的航線班次、票價，以及島上的醫療、碼頭及康樂設施，向來是區議會與鄉事委員會關注的事項。除上述議會及鄉事職務外，關於黃漢權的早年經歷、生意業務及出任鄉事委員會主席的年份，公開資料相當有限，本館未能進一步核實，謹此說明。
English
Wong Hon-kuen is an ex-officio member of the Islands District Council and chairman of the Peng Chau Rural Committee, reporting his occupation as a businessman. The Peng Chau Rural Committee serves the island of Peng Chau, and under the District Councils Ordinance its chairman automatically becomes an ex-officio member of the Islands District Council; the council has eight ex-officio members, drawn from the rural committees of Cheung Chau, Peng Chau, Tai O, Mui Wo, South Lantau, Lamma Island (North), Lamma Island (South) and Tung Chung. Rural committees are made up of village representatives and their chairmen are elected by the committee members; besides voicing the views of rural residents and helping manage village affairs, they advise the government on rural policy, and together they form the Heung Yee Kuk. The 7th District Council began its four-year term on 1 January 2024. Wong was not new to the role, having already served as an ex-officio member of the Islands District Council as Peng Chau Rural Committee chairman in earlier terms, giving him years of service at district and rural levels. On the council he is a member of the Food, Environment and Hygiene Committee, the Community Involvement, Culture and Recreation Committee and the District Infrastructure and Development Planning Committee, focusing on environmental hygiene, community facilities and district infrastructure. His ward office is at the Peng Chau Rural Committee on Wing On Street, Peng Chau, and he offers telephone, email and instant-messaging contact for residents. Peng Chau lies south-east of Lantau and, together with Hei Ling Chau and nearby islets, forms part of the Islands District; the island has a small population and depends mainly on ferries, so the frequency and fares of the Central-Peng Chau service, together with the island's medical, pier and recreational facilities, have long been concerns of the council and the rural committee. Apart from these council and rural duties, little public information is available about Wong's earlier life, his business interests or the year he became rural committee chairman.
