2011 Village Representative Election (2.1.2011)

The 2011 Village Representative Election was held on four consecutive Sundays from January 2 to January 23. Electoral Affairs Commission (EAC) chairman, Mr Justice Barnabas Fung Wah (second left); (from left) EAC member, Mr Lawrence Lok Ying-kam, SC; EAC member, Professor Andrew Chan Chi-fai; the Permanent Secretary for Home Affairs, Mr Raymond Young; the Director of Home Affairs, Mrs Pamela Tan, and the Returning Officer, Mr Ivan Lee, empty a ballot box at the counting station at Tai Po Sports Association Li Fook Lam Indoor Sports Centre, Tai Po.

2011 Village Representative Election (23.1.2011)

The Secretary for Home Affairs, Mr Tsang Tak-sing (second left); the Returning Officer, Mr Yeung Tak-keung (second right); and the Director of Home Affairs, Mrs Pamela Tan (first right), empty a ballot box at the Village Representative Election Counting Station at Fung Kam Street Sports Centre.

Director of Home Affairs visits cold shelter users (31.1.2011)

With the Lunar New Year around the corner, the Director of Home Affairs, Mrs Pamela Tan, visited users in temporary cold shelters at Henry G Leong Yaumatei Community Centre and Causeway Bay Community Centre. Photo shows Mrs Tan giving scarves and fruits to cold shelter users.

Completion ceremony of the "Improvement Works to the Public Space under the Canal Road Flyover" (25.2.2011)

The Director of Home Affairs, Mrs Pamela Tan (second right), unveils a plaque to mark the official completion of the "Improvement Works to the Public Space under the Canal Road Flyover". The Chairman of the Wan Chai District Council, Mr Suen Kai-cheong (right), and the Chairman of the Wan Chai District Council District Works and Facilities Management Committee, Mr Wong Wang-tai, also officiate at the ceremony.

VPHCA held to foster a harmonious and caring society (27.3.2011)

The Director of Home Affairs, Mrs Pamela Tan, tours the VPHCA Review Exhibition and the exhibition on winning entries of the "Cultural Tourism Hong Kong Photo Competition".

Every effort made to help owners enhance building management (17.6.2011)

The Director of Home Affairs, Mrs Pamela Tan, went to the Holy Carpenter Church Community Centre to visit victims affected by the fire at 111 Ma Tau Wai Road. She encouraged the residents to unite together and to actively form a residents' organisation to improve management of the building.