What is the Agriculture and Fisheries constituency?
Q: What is the Agriculture and Fisheries constituency?
A: The Agriculture and Fisheries constituency is a functional constituency in the elections for the Legislative Council of Hong Kong.
Q: When was the Agriculture and Fisheries constituency first created?
A: The Agriculture and Fisheries constituency was first created in 1998.
Q: How was the Agriculture and Fisheries constituency created?
A: The Agriculture and Fisheries constituency was created from the Agriculture, Fisheries, Mining, Energy and Construction in 1995.
Q: Who is eligible to vote in the Agriculture and Fisheries constituency?
A: The Agriculture and Fisheries constituency is composed of agriculture and fisheries organisations, and their members are eligible to vote.
Q: What is the basis of representation in the Agriculture and Fisheries constituency?
A: The basis of representation in the Agriculture and Fisheries constituency is the composition of the agriculture and fisheries organisations that make up the constituency.
Q: How important is the agriculture and fisheries sector in Hong Kong's economy?
A: The agriculture and fisheries sector are relatively small compared to other sectors in Hong Kong's economy, but still play a significant role in supplying fresh produce and seafood to the local market.
Q: What other sectors were included in the creation of the Agriculture and Fisheries constituency?
A: The Agriculture and Fisheries constituency was created from the Agriculture, Fisheries, Mining, Energy and Construction in 1995, meaning that mining, energy, and construction organizations were also initially part of the constituency.
