This is a list of Members elected to the last Legislative Council in the colonial period at the 1995 election, held on 17 September 1995.
Composition AffiliationElectionAt dissolution Democratic Party1919 Hong Kong Association for Democracy and People's Livelihood44 The Frontier04 123 Democratic Alliance11 Citizens Party01 Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions10 Neighbourhood and Worker's Service Centre10 52 Total for Pro-democracy camp3131 Liberal Party1010 Democratic Alliance for the Betterment of Hong Kong66 Breakfast Group55 Hong Kong Progressive Alliance12 Liberal Democratic Federation of Hong Kong11 New Hong Kong Alliance11 Hong Kong Federation of Trade Unions11 Federation of Hong Kong and Kowloon Labour Unions11 Civil Force10 Pro-Beijing independents22 Total for Pro-Beijing camp2929 Total6060 Note: Italic represents organizations that still function but become under another affiliation.
Graphical representation of the Legislative Council
List of Members elected in the legislative election The following table is a list of LegCo members elected on 17 September 1995.
Key to changes since legislative election: a = change in party allegiance b = by-election
SelectionMethod Constituency Elected Members Elected Party Political Alignment Born AssumedOfficeGCNew Territories South-eastIndependentPro-democracy1985GCNew Territories North-eastLiberal Pro-Beijing 1978FCWholesale and RetailLiberal Pro-Beijing 1981GCHong Kong Island EastDemocraticPro-democracy1985FCFinanceIndependentPro-Beijing1985FCIndustrial (Second)LiberalPro-Beijing 1985GCKowloon EastDemocraticPro-democracy1985FCRuralLiberalPro-Beijing1985FCArchitectural, Surveying and PlanningLiberalPro-Beijing 1987FCReal Estate and ConstructionLiberalPro-Beijing 1988FCTransport and CommunicationLiberalPro-Beijing 1988FCMedicalBreakfast GroupPro-Beijing 1988GCNew Territories CentralDemocraticPro-democracy1991FCEducationDemocraticPro-democracy1991FCFinancial ServicesIndependentPro-Beijing 1991GCKowloon WestADPLPro-democracy 1991FCHealth ServicesDemocraticPro-democracy 1991GCHong Kong Island WestDemocraticPro-democracy 1991GCNew Territories EastIndependenta Pro-democracy 1991GCNew Territories South-westDemocraticPro-democracy 1991FCAccountancyBreakfast GroupPro-Beijing 1991GCKowloon South-eastDemocraticPro-democracy 1991FCImport and ExportLiberal Pro-Beijing 1991GCKowloon South-westDemocraticPro-democracy 1991FCEngineeringBreakfast GroupPro-Beijing 1991FCCommercial (Second)NHKAPro-Beijing 1991GCHong Kong Island SouthDemocraticPro-democracy1991FCTourismLiberalPro-Beijing1991GCNew Territories North-westDemocraticPro-democracy1991 (b)GCHong Kong Island CentralIndependenta Pro-democracy1992FCIndustrial (First)LiberalPro-Beijing 1993 (b)FCManufacturingCTUaPro-democracy1995 (b)ECElection CommitteeDABPro-Beijing1995FCHotels and CateringDABPro-Beijing 1995GCKowloon North-eastDABPro-Beijing 1995FCFinancing, Insurance, Real Estate and Business ServicesDemocraticPro-democracy1995FCCommercial (First)Breakfast GroupPro-Beijing 1995FCLabourFTUPro-Beijing 1995ECElection CommitteeDemocraticPro-democracy 1995GCNew Territories NorthDABPro-Beijing 1995ECElection CommitteeCivil Forcea Pro-Beijing 1995ECElection CommitteeLDFaPro-Beijing 1995GCNew Territories WestDemocraticPro-democracy1995ECElection CommitteeDABPro-Beijing 1995GCKowloon SouthDemocraticPro-democracy1995ECElection CommitteeProgressive AlliancePro-Beijing 1995ECElection CommitteeADPLPro-democracy 1995FCSocial WelfareDemocraticPro-democracy1995FCLabourFLUPro-Beijing 1995FCTextiles and GarmentsNSWCaPro-democracy1995GCKowloon CentralADPLPro-democracy 1995ECElection CommitteeBreakfast GroupPro-Beijing 1995FCUrban CouncilADPLPro-democracy 1995FCLegalIndependentPro-democracy1995FCRegional CouncilDABPro-Beijing 1995GCNew Territories SouthDemocraticPro-democracy1995FCPrimary Production, Power and ConstructionDemocraticPro-democracy1995ECElection CommitteeDemocraticPro-democracy1995FCCommunity, Social and Personal ServicesIndependentaPro-democracy1995ECElection Committee123DAPro-democracy1995
Other changes Independent legislator Emily Lau (New Territories East), Lau Chin-shek (Kowloon West) of the Democratic Party, Lee Cheuk-yan (Manufacturing) of the Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions, Leung Yiu-chung (Textiles and Garments) of the Neighbourhood and Worker's Service Centre, and Independent Elizabeth Wong (Community, Social and Personal Services) co-founded The Frontier on 26 August 1996. Choy Kan-pui (Election Committee), a Civil Force member joined the Hong Kong Progressive Alliance around 1995 to 1996. Christine Loh (Hong Kong Island Central) formed the Citizens Party in May 1997.
See also 1995 Hong Kong legislative election
References Report on the 1995 Legislative General Election, Boundary and Election Commission