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The Board of Directors of the Surviving Spouses' and Children's Pensions Scheme

Functions

To carry out the provisions of the Surviving Spouses' and Children's Pensions Ordinance for the granting of pensions to surviving spouses and children of deceased public officers who contributed to the Surviving Spouses' and Children's Pensions Scheme.

Pensions to a surviving spouse will be paid until death or remarriage. Pensions to a child until age 18 in the case of a male or a married female child, or age 21 for an unmarried female child, in respect of contributors who joined the Scheme before 1 February 1993; or until age 18, irrespective of sex and marital status, in respect of contributors who joined the Scheme on or after 1 February 1993. However, pensions may be extended to age 23, if the child has been continuously receiving full-time education.

Membership

Office Name Background
Chairman Mr. Nicholas NG, GBS, JP Chairman of the Public Service Commission
Member Ms. CHAN Mei-lan, Anna May, MH Solicitor
  Mrs. LI LAU Lai-hing, Joanna Solicitor
  Miss Elizabeth WONG Yau-yee Senior Treasury Accountant, Treasury
  Mr. SO Kam-tong, Bernie Senior Superintendent of Police, Hong Kong Police Force
  Mr. Steve BARCLAY Assistant Director of the Efficiency Unit
  Dr. YUEN Kwok-wah Dental Officer, Department of Health
Secretary Ms. Dora NG Senior Accounting Officer, Treasury

Conduct of Business

The Director of Accounting Services is empowered by the law to pay surviving spouses' and children's pension on behalf of the Directors on the death of contributors in routine cases. Other cases are considered by Board Members through circulation of papers. Meetings are convened whenever the need arises.

Enquiries

Enquiries can be addressed to the Secretary by telephone: 2829 5110, fax: 2519 3222 or e-mail: saopens@try.gov.hk.

Useful Reference

- Surviving Spouses' and Children's Pensions Ordinance (Chapter 79, Laws of Hong Kong)

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