(1) Establish and maintain an effective liaison network in the community for disseminating information and monitoring community feedback on government policies and schemes and conduct relevant consultation exercises; (2) Organise government campaigns and community activities; (3) Form and provide support to owners’ corporations and give advice to owners’ committees and other building management bodies in promoting proper building management; (4) Organise youth activities to help young people unleash their potential and develop a stronger sense of belonging and commitment to the community; (5) Perform liaison duties during emergencies and adverse weather conditions; (6) Administer oaths and declarations; (7) Assist in the conduct of public elections, including the Legislative Council and District Councils Election; (8) Handle rural matters in the New Territories, including Tso and Tong, succession, trustee cases and Rural Representative Election; (9) Supervise clerical staff, community organisers and temporary staff; and (10) Deal with enquiries / requests / complaints from the public.

[Note : A Liaison Officer is required to undertake emergency liaison duties, to work outdoors; and may be required to work outside normal office hours and perform on call duties.]

Candidates should have –

(a) (i) Level 3 or equivalent (Note 1) or above in five subjects in the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination (HKDSEE) (Note 2), or equivalent; or (ii) Grade E or above in two subjects at Advanced Level in the Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination and Level 3 (Note 3) / Grade C or above in three other subjects in the Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination (HKCEE) (Note 2), or equivalent;

(b) met the language proficiency requirements of Level 3 (Note 3) or above in Chinese Language and English Language in HKDSEE or HKCEE, or equivalent; and speak fluent Cantonese; and

(c) a pass result in the Basic Law and National Security Law Test (Note 4).