Hui Chi-fung

On the 18th of May 2020, Hui was involved in a scuffle that resulted in his forcible removal from the chamber. The incident started when a group of representatives from the pro-democracy camp attempted to accost member Chan Kin-por who was overseeing the election of the new Chairperson. After they were blocked by security guards, a brief melee ensued, during which Hui attempted to jump over the crowd, onto the chairman's bench, but was stopped mid-air by the guards and subsequently carried out. Following the his removal, the regular business of the council resumed, with Starry Lee being elected chairwoman of the house committee.

In April 2018, Hui was under police investigation for snatching a Security Bureau executive officer's phone and taking it to a Legislative Council Complex toilet on 24 April 2018. Hui apologised to the executive officer but claimed that the employee had been "recording the entry and exit time of lawmakers", including himself, into a meeting room and the Legco complex. He said he suspected the government had breached privacy law.

Hui ran in the Democratic Party's intra-party primary for candidacy in Hong Kong Island in the 2016 Legislative Council Elections and won against Wilfred Chong Wing-fai and officially assumed office on 1 October 2016.

Hui was considered to be quite radical within the Democratic Party. He opposed the party's meetings with Beijing officials. In 2015, when the party's central committee member Wong Sing-chi publicly called on pan-democrats to back Beijing's restrictive reform model for the 2017 Chief Executive election, Hui led a call for the party to investigate whether Wong had violated any of its internal rules. Wong was expelled from the party.

Hui first caught media attention for his protests in the council. In 2014, he was ejected from a meeting of the council's working group on civic education when protesting the council's decision to grant HK$150,000 (of a HK$250,000 total grant) to pro-Beijing groups. Hui complained that there was a conflict of interest because several of the councillors were members of or advisers to the recipients. In the process of ejection, he was injured by council security personnel, resulting in his party's demand for an apology from the district office.

In the 2011 District Council elections, Hui successfully succeeded veteran Yuen Bun-keung's Central and Western District Council seat in the Chung Wan constituency which covers the Central area.

Ted Hui Chi-fung (Chinese: 許智峯 ; born 1982) is a Democratic Party politician in Hong Kong. He is the Chung Wan constituency member of the Central and Western District Council and the Legislative Councillor for the Hong Kong Island constituency. Hui was born in Hong Kong and raised in Tuen Mun. He received his education in Canada and Hong Kong. In 2006, Hui earned his bachelor's degree in law with honors from the City University of Hong Kong.