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Fong Chi Keong
OMIC
Fong Chi Keong OMIC
馮志強
Member of the Legislative Assembly
	In office; 15 September 2013 – 17 September 2017
Constituency	Appointed
	In office; 20 September 2009 – 15 September 2013
Preceded by	Hoi Sai Iun
Succeeded by	José Chui
Constituency	Business (FC)
	In office; 25 September 2005 – 20 September 2009
Preceded by	Jorge Manuel Fão
Succeeded by	Melinda Chan
Constituency	Macau (Directly elected)
	In office; 23 September 2001 – 25 September 2005
Succeeded by	Jorge Manuel Fão
Constituency	Welfare, Culture, Education and Sport (FC)
	In office; 3 October 1996 – 23 September 2001
Succeeded by	Vitor Cheung
Constituency	Macau (Directly elected)
Personal details
Born	November 16, 1947 (age 76); Macau
Nationality	China

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Fong Chi Keong (Chinese: 馮志強; born 16 November 1947 in Macau)^[1] was a member of the Legislative Assembly of Macau and a businessman. Fong is known for criticism of the government and the New Macau Association. Fong Chi Keong was often known as "Fong (Firing) Cannon" (馮大炮) for his radical talking in AL.

Election results

Year	Candidate	Hare quota	Mandate	List Votes	List Pct
1996	Fong Chi Keong (UDM)	7,516	№4/8	7,516	10.37%
2001	Fong Chi Keong (CCCAE)	uncontested	FC	uncontested	∅
2005	Fong Chi Keong (UBM)	8,529	№9/12	8,529	6.83%
2009	Fong Chi Keong (CCCAE)	uncontested	FC	uncontested	∅
2013	Fong Chi Keong	appointed	CE	appointed	∅

References

^ "第四屆立法會選舉候選名單總" (PDF). 澳門行政暨公職局. 2009-07-15. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2009-08-06.

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[1] "第四屆立法會選舉候選名單總" (PDF). 澳門行政暨公職局. 2009-07-15. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2009-08-06.

[2] Application to become legislative member of SAR was not made

[3] Resigned to become Chief Executive of SAR

[4] Died in January 1997

[5] Left office in 1997

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 | name             = Fong Chi Keong
 | native_name      = {{nobold|馮志強}}
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 | order            =
 | office           = Member of the [[Legislative Assembly of Macau|Legislative Assembly]]
-| constituency     = [[Functional constituency (Macau)|Business (FC)]]
+| constituency     = [[Appointed members of the Legislative Assembly of Macau|Appointed]]
+| term_start = 15 September 2013
-| predecessor      = [[Hoi Sai Iun]]
+| term_end = 17 September 2017
-| successor        =
+| constituency1     = [[Functional constituency (Macau)|Business (FC)]]
-| term_start       = 20 September 2009
-| term_end         =
+| predecessor1      = [[Hoi Sai Iun]]
+| successor1        = José Chui
+| term_start1       = 20 September 2009
+| term_end1         = 15 September 2013
 | constituency2    = [[Geographical constituency (Macau)|Macau (Directly elected)]]
 | predecessor2     = [[Jorge Manuel Fão]]
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-'''Fong Chi Keong''' ({{zh|t=馮志強}}; born 16 November 1947 in [[Macau]]<ref>{{cite journal|journal=澳門行政暨公職局|date=2009-07-15|title=第四屆立法會選舉候選名單總|url=http://www.eal.gov.mo/2009/news/20090715.pdf}}</ref>) is a member of the [[Legislative Assembly of Macau]] and a businessmen. Fong Chi Keong is known for criticism of the government and the [[New Macau Association]]. Fong Chi Keong often known as "Fong(Firing) Cannon" (馮大炮) for his radical talking in AL.
+'''Fong Chi Keong''' ({{zh|t=馮志強}}; born 16 November 1947 in [[Macau]])<ref>{{cite journal |journal=澳門行政暨公職局 |date=2009-07-15 |title=第四屆立法會選舉候選名單總 |url=http://www.eal.gov.mo/2009/news/20090715.pdf |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20090806210614/http://www.eal.gov.mo/2009/news/20090715.pdf |url-status=dead |archive-date=2009-08-06 }}</ref> was a member of the [[Legislative Assembly of Macau]] and a businessman. Fong is known for criticism of the government and the [[New Macau Association]]. Fong Chi Keong was often known as "Fong (Firing) Cannon" ({{lang|zh-hant|馮大炮}}) for his radical talking in AL.
 ==Election results==
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 !|List Pct
 |-
-|[[Macanese legislative election, 1996|1996]]
+|[[1996 Macanese legislative election|1996]]
-|bgcolor="purple" |{{nowrap|'''Fong Chi Keong'''}} ([[General Union for the Good of Macau|UDM]])
+|bgcolor="{{party color|UDM}}" |{{nowrap|'''Fong Chi Keong'''}} ([[General Union for the Good of Macau|UDM]])
-|bgcolor="purple" align="right" |7,516
+|bgcolor="{{party color|UDM}}" align="right" |7,516
-|bgcolor="purple" |№4
+|bgcolor="{{party color|UDM}}" |[[Directly elected member (Macau)|№4/8]]
-|bgcolor="purple" align="right" |7,516
+|bgcolor="{{party color|UDM}}" align="right" |7,516
-|bgcolor="purple" |10.37%
+|bgcolor="{{party color|UDM}}" |10.37%
 |-
-|[[Macanese legislative election, 2001|2001]]
+|[[2001 Macanese legislative election|2001]]
-|bgcolor="{{Nonpartisan/meta/color}}" |{{nowrap|'''Fong Chi Keong'''}} ([[Employees Association Joint Candidature Commission|CCCAE]])
+|bgcolor="{{party color|Nonpartisan}}" |{{nowrap|'''Fong Chi Keong'''}} ([[Employees Association Joint Candidature Commission|CCCAE]])
-|bgcolor="{{Nonpartisan/meta/color}}" align="right" |''uncontested''
+|bgcolor="{{party color|Nonpartisan}}" align="right" |''uncontested''
-|bgcolor="{{Nonpartisan/meta/color}}" |[[Functional constituency (Macau)|FC]]
+|bgcolor="{{party color|Nonpartisan}}" |[[Functional constituency (Macau)|FC]]
-|bgcolor="{{Nonpartisan/meta/color}}" align="right" |''uncontested''
+|bgcolor="{{party color|Nonpartisan}}" align="right" |''uncontested''
-|bgcolor="{{Nonpartisan/meta/color}}" |∅
+|bgcolor="{{party color|Nonpartisan}}" |∅
 |-
-|[[Macanese legislative election, 2005|2005]]
+|[[2005 Macanese legislative election|2005]]
-|bgcolor="{{General Union for the Good of Macau/meta/color}}" |{{nowrap|'''Fong Chi Keong'''}} ([[General Union for the Good of Macau|UBM]])
+|bgcolor="{{party color|General Union for the Good of Macau}}" |{{nowrap|'''Fong Chi Keong'''}} ([[General Union for the Good of Macau|UBM]])
-|bgcolor="{{General Union for the Good of Macau/meta/color}}" align="right" |8,529
+|bgcolor="{{party color|General Union for the Good of Macau}}" align="right" |8,529
-|bgcolor="{{General Union for the Good of Macau/meta/color}}" |№9
+|bgcolor="{{party color|General Union for the Good of Macau}}" |[[Directly elected member (Macau)|№9/12]]
-|bgcolor="{{General Union for the Good of Macau/meta/color}}" align="right" |8,529
+|bgcolor="{{party color|General Union for the Good of Macau}}" align="right" |8,529
-|bgcolor="{{General Union for the Good of Macau/meta/color}}" |6.83%
+|bgcolor="{{party color|General Union for the Good of Macau}}" |6.83%
 |-
-|[[Macanese legislative election, 2009|2009]]
+|[[2009 Macanese legislative election|2009]]
-|bgcolor="{{Nonpartisan/meta/color}}" |{{nowrap|'''Fong Chi Keong'''}} ([[Employees Association Joint Candidature Commission|CCCAE]])
+|bgcolor="{{party color|Nonpartisan}}" |{{nowrap|'''Fong Chi Keong'''}} ([[Employees Association Joint Candidature Commission|CCCAE]])
-|bgcolor="{{Nonpartisan/meta/color}}" align="right" |''uncontested''
+|bgcolor="{{party color|Nonpartisan}}" align="right" |''uncontested''
-|bgcolor="{{Nonpartisan/meta/color}}" |[[Functional constituency (Macau)|FC]]
+|bgcolor="{{party color|Nonpartisan}}" |[[Functional constituency (Macau)|FC]]
-|bgcolor="{{Nonpartisan/meta/color}}" align="right" |''uncontested''
+|bgcolor="{{party color|Nonpartisan}}" align="right" |''uncontested''
-|bgcolor="{{Nonpartisan/meta/color}}" |∅
+|bgcolor="{{party color|Nonpartisan}}" |∅
+|-
+|[[2013 Macanese legislative election|2013]]
+|bgcolor="#00785E" |{{nowrap|'''Fong Chi Keong'''}}
+|bgcolor="#00785E" align="right" |''appointed''
+|bgcolor="#00785E" |[[Appointed Member of Legislative Assembly|CE]]
+|bgcolor="#00785E" align="right" |''appointed''
+|bgcolor="#00785E" |∅
 |}
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+{{Macau Legislative Assembly (2013-2017)}}
+{{DEFAULTSORT:Fong, Chi Keong}}
-{{Persondata <!-- Metadata: see [[Wikipedia:Persondata]]. -->
-| NAME              = Fong, Chi Keong
-| ALTERNATIVE NAMES =
-| SHORT DESCRIPTION = Member of [[Legislative Assembly of Macau]]
-| DATE OF BIRTH     = 16 November 1947
-| PLACE OF BIRTH    = [[Macau]]
-| DATE OF DEATH     =
-| PLACE OF DEATH    =
-}}
-{{DEFAULTSORT:Kwan, Tsui Hang}}
 [[Category:1949 births]]
 [[Category:Living people]]
 [[Category:Cantonese people]]
 [[Category:Members of the Legislative Assembly of Macau]]
+[[Category:20th-century Macau politicians]]
+[[Category:21st-century Macau politicians]]
+{{Macau-bio-stub}}

v t e Members of the 6th Legislative Assembly of Macau Portuguese (1996–1999) / 1st Legislative Assembly of Macau SAR (1999–2001)
1992–1996 ← → 2001–2005
Executives	President: Anabela Fátima Xavier Sales Ritchie (1996–1999) Susana Chou (1999–2001) Vice President: Edmund Ho (1996–1999) Lau Cheok Va (1999–2001)
Secretaries	First Secretary: Leonel Alberto Alves Second Secretary: Kou Hoi In
Directly elected	Leong Heng Teng Tong Chi Kin David Chow Fong Chi Keong Liu Yuk Lun Chan Kai Kit (1996–1999)^[a] → Iong Weng Ian António Ng
Functional constituencies	Edmund Ho (1996–1999)^[b] → Chui Sai Cheong (1999–2001) Vitor Ng Hoi Sai Iun Kwan Tsui Hang Susana Chou Anabela Fátima Xavier Sales Ritchie Lau Cheok Va
Gov. Appointments (1996–1999)	José João de Deus Rodrigues do Rosário (1996-1997)^[c] → Maria Edith da Silva (1997-1999) Raimundo Arrais do Rosário Joaquim Morais Alves Joaquim Jorge Perestrelo Neto Valente José Manuel de Oliveira Rodrigues António José Félix Pontes Rui António Craveiro Afonso (1996-1997)^[d] → Henrique Miguel Rodrigues de Senna Fernandes (1997-1999)
CE Appointments (1999–2001)	Stanley Au Cheong Vai Kei Vong Hin Fai Ho Teng Iat Philip Xavier José Manuel de Oliveira Rodrigues João Baptista Manuel Leão
^ Application to become legislative member of SAR was not made ^ Resigned to become Chief Executive of SAR ^ Died in January 1997 ^ Left office in 1997

v t e Members of the 2nd Legislative Assembly of Macau (2001–2005)
1996–2001 ← → 2005–2009
Executives	President: Susana Chou Vice President: Lau Cheok Va
Secretaries	First Secretary: Leonel Alberto Alves Second Secretary: Kou Hoi In
Directly elected	Leong Heng Teng Kwan Tsui Hang David Chow Iong Weng Ian Vitor Cheung João Bosco Cheang Leong Iok Wa Jorge Manuel Fão Au Kam San António Ng
Functional constituencies	Hoi Sai Iun Fong Chi Keong Chan Chak Mo Tong Chi Kin Chui Sai Cheong Cheang Chi Keong
CE Appointments	Stanley Au Ho Teng Iat Cheong Vai Kei Tsui Wai Kwan Philip Xavier José Manuel de Oliveira Rodrigues Vong Hin Fai

v t e Members of the 3rd Legislative Assembly of Macau (2005–2009)
2001–2005 ← → 2009–2013
Executives	President: Susana Chou Vice President: Lau Cheok Va
Secretaries	First Secretary: Leonel Alberto Alves Second Secretary: Kou Hoi In
Directly elected	Au Kam San Chan Meng Kam David Chow Fong Chi Keong José Pereira Coutinho Kwan Tsui Hang Leong Iok Wa Leong Heng Teng Angela Leong Iong Weng Ian António Ng Ung Choi Kung
Functional constituencies	Cheang Chi Keong Ho Teng Iat Lee Chong Cheng Chui Sai Cheong Chan Chak Mo Vitor Cheung
CE Appointments	Lei Pui Lam Sam Chan Io Tsui Wai Kwan José Chui Philip Xavier Ieong Tou Hong Lao Pun Lap

v t e Members of the 4th Legislative Assembly of Macau (2009–2013)
2005–2009 ← → 2013–2017
Executives	President: Lau Cheok Va Vice President: Ho Iat Seng
Secretaries	First Secretary: Chui Sai Cheong Second Secretary: Kou Hoi In
Directly elected	António Ng Paul Chan Au Kam San Kwan Tsui Hang Lee Chong Cheng Chan Meng Kam Ung Choi Kung Angela Leong Ho Ion Sang José Pereira Coutinho Mak Soi Kun Melinda Chan
Functional constituencies	Cheang Chi Keong Fong Chi Keong Lam Heong Sang Leonel Alberto Alves Vitor Cheung Chan Chak Mo
CE Appointments	José Chui Ho Sio Kam Tommy Lau Dominic Sio Tong Io Cheng Tsui Wai Kwan Vong Hin Fai