RAYMOND HUO (Labour): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Thank you for calling me by my name. Raymond is, of course, my English name. My Chinese name is 建 强—J-i-a-n-q-i-a-n-g. I learnt a long time ago from you guys that trying to get it pronounced correctly could be painful. I can't Anglicise my last name, my family name, 霍—H-u-o. Many people get it confused and call me "Mr Hyo", "Mr Hao", "Mr Who", and French people may certainly call me "Mr 'Uo", because "h" is silent in French. Let me borrow the wisdom of the American-Chinese comedian Dr Joe Wong: "If my last name does get pronounced 'Who', that may well be my campaign slogan—'Who cares'." 