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{{Infobox Government agency {{Infobox government agency
|agency_name = Television and Entertainment Licensing Authority |agency_name = Television and Entertainment Licensing Authority
|nativename_a = 影視及娛樂事務管理處 |nativename_a = 影視及娛樂事務管理處
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|jurisdiction = |jurisdiction =
|employees = 155 (March 2008)<ref name="hkbudget"></ref> |employees = 155 (March 2008)<ref name="hkbudget"></ref>
|budget = ] 147.8m (2008-09)<ref name="hkbudget" /> |budget = ] 147.8m (2008-09)<ref name="hkbudget" />
|chief1_name = Ms Maisie Cheng |chief1_name = Ms Maisie Cheng
|chief1_position = Commissioner for Television and Entertainment Licensing |chief1_position = Commissioner for Television and Entertainment Licensing
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|j=Jing2 si6 kap6 ju4 lok6 si6 mou6 gun2 lei5 cyu3 |j=Jing2 si6 kap6 ju4 lok6 si6 mou6 gun2 lei5 cyu3
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'''Television and Entertainment Licensing Authority''' or ('''TELA''') was an entertainment regulatory agency in ] under the ]. '''Television and Entertainment Licensing Authority''' ('''TELA''') was an entertainment regulatory agency in ] under the ].


On 1 April 2012, TELA merged with ] and ] to create a new authority, the ]. On 1 April 2012, TELA merged with ] and ] to create a new authority, the ].

== Mission ==
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The agency's goal is to follow the standards for taste and decency accepted by the community. It monitors broadcasting services and publications. {{Reference necessary|text=If needed, it provides a service for ].|date=April 2010}}


==Previous Commissioners== ==Previous Commissioners==


* Cheung Po Duk 張寶德(1995—1996) * Cheung Po Duk 張寶德 (1995—1996)
* Chan Juk-duk 陳育德(1996—2002) * Chan Juk-duk 陳育德 (1996—2002)
* Wong Long-si 黃浪詩(2003—2007) * Wong Long-si 黃浪詩 (2002—2007)
* Maisie Cheng 鄭美施(2007—2010) * Maisie Cheng 鄭美施 (2007—2009)
* Lau Ming-gwong 劉明光(2010-2012) * Lau Ming-gwong 劉明光 (2010-2012)


== See also == == See also ==
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{{Government of Hong Kong}} {{Government of Hong Kong}}


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Television and Entertainment Licensing Authority
影視及娛樂事務管理處
Agency overview
Headquarters39/F, Revenue Tower, 5 Gloucester Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Employees155 (March 2008)
Annual budgetHK$ 147.8m (2008-09)
Agency executive
  • Ms Maisie Cheng, Commissioner for Television and Entertainment Licensing
WebsiteOffice of Communications Authority
Television and Entertainment Licensing Authority
Traditional Chinese影視及娛樂事務管理處
Transcriptions
Yue: Cantonese
Yale RomanizationYíng sih kahp yùh lohk sih mouh gún léih chyu
JyutpingJing2 si6 kap6 ju4 lok6 si6 mou6 gun2 lei5 cyu3
Staff of TELA informing in a HK school

Television and Entertainment Licensing Authority (TELA) was an entertainment regulatory agency in Hong Kong under the Government of Hong Kong.

On 1 April 2012, TELA merged with Hong Kong Broadcasting Authority and Office of the Telecommunications Authority to create a new authority, the Communications Authority.

Previous Commissioners

  • Cheung Po Duk 張寶德 (1995—1996)
  • Chan Juk-duk 陳育德 (1996—2002)
  • Wong Long-si 黃浪詩 (2002—2007)
  • Maisie Cheng 鄭美施 (2007—2009)
  • Lau Ming-gwong 劉明光 (2010-2012)

See also

References

  1. ^ Hong kong government budget

External links

Commerce and Economic Development Bureau (Hong Kong)
Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development: Algernon Yau Ying-wah
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