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Cast Your Vote on 7 December Privacy Commissioner’s Task Force Promotes Election-related Initiatives
Date: 13 November 2025
Cast Your Vote on 7 December
Cast Your Vote on 7 December
Privacy Commissioner’s Task Force Promotes Election-related Initiatives
To call on all sectors to cast their votes in the 2025 Legislative Council General Election on 7 December (Sunday), the Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data (PCPD) has earlier established a Task Force on the Legislative Council General Election (Task Force). The Task Force is chaired by the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data (Privacy Commissioner), Ms Ada CHUNG Lai-ling, and composed of the PCPD’s senior management and division heads to plan, coordinate and promote election-related initiatives. The Task Force held its third meeting on 13 November.
The PCPD has been actively encouraging colleagues and members of the community to vote, including making appeals at various events hosted or attended by the PCPD and distributing leaflets. On 12 November, the Privacy Commissioner called on participants at the seminar on “How SMEs Should Respond to Data Breach Incidents” to cast their votes in the Legislative Council General Election, “I urge everyone to fulfil their civic responsibilities by casting a crucial vote for Hong Kong, electing capable, responsible, passionate and diligent individuals who love the Country and Hong Kong to be members of the Legislative Council, thereby contributing to the betterment of Hong Kong, our home.”
The Privacy Commissioner has earlier issued letters to colleagues of her Office, members of the Personal Data (Privacy) Advisory Committee and Standing Committee on Technological Developments, as well as members of the Data Protection Officer’s Club, urging them to cast their votes. She also reached out to the community with the PCPD Volunteer Team to engage with the public and visited the St. James’ Settlement Wan Chai District Elderly Community Centre, to urge members of the public to cast their votes on 7 December, the polling day, to fulfil their civic responsibilities.
The PCPD will continue its publicity efforts and provide all feasible conveniences to colleagues for casting their votes. The Privacy Commissioner and the PCPD Volunteer Team will continue to reach out to the community and urge members of the public to cast their votes to elect individuals who love the Country and Hong Kong to serve as members of the Legislative Council, thereby contributing to the good governance, economic development, and the well-being of our community!
The PCPD has been actively encouraging colleagues and members of the community to vote, including making appeals at various events hosted or attended by the PCPD and distributing leaflets. On 12 November, the Privacy Commissioner called on participants at the seminar on “How SMEs Should Respond to Data Breach Incidents” to cast their votes in the Legislative Council General Election, “I urge everyone to fulfil their civic responsibilities by casting a crucial vote for Hong Kong, electing capable, responsible, passionate and diligent individuals who love the Country and Hong Kong to be members of the Legislative Council, thereby contributing to the betterment of Hong Kong, our home.”
The Privacy Commissioner has earlier issued letters to colleagues of her Office, members of the Personal Data (Privacy) Advisory Committee and Standing Committee on Technological Developments, as well as members of the Data Protection Officer’s Club, urging them to cast their votes. She also reached out to the community with the PCPD Volunteer Team to engage with the public and visited the St. James’ Settlement Wan Chai District Elderly Community Centre, to urge members of the public to cast their votes on 7 December, the polling day, to fulfil their civic responsibilities.
The PCPD will continue its publicity efforts and provide all feasible conveniences to colleagues for casting their votes. The Privacy Commissioner and the PCPD Volunteer Team will continue to reach out to the community and urge members of the public to cast their votes to elect individuals who love the Country and Hong Kong to serve as members of the Legislative Council, thereby contributing to the good governance, economic development, and the well-being of our community!
The Privacy Commissioner, Ms Ada CHUNG Lai-ling, calls on all sectors to cast their votes in the Legislative Council General Election.
The Privacy Commissioner, Ms Ada CHUNG Lai-ling, called on all sectors to cast their votes in the Legislative Council General Election at the seminar.
The Privacy Commissioner, Ms Ada CHUNG Lai-ling, called on all sectors to cast their votes in the Legislative Council General Election at the seminar.
The Task Force on the Legislative Council General Election held its third meeting on 13 November.
The Task Force on the Legislative Council General Election held its third meeting on 13 November.