List of Legislative Council of Hong Kong members 1985–88
This is a list of Members of the Legislative Council in the colonial period from 30 October 1985 to 25 August 1988 after the first ever elections to the Council were held on 26 September 1985.
After the elections, there were 11 Official Members, and 46 Unofficial Members, of whom 22 were appointed by the Governor, 12 elected from functional constituencies, one elected from among members of the Urban Council, one elected from among members of the Regional Council, and 10 elected by an electoral college constituency made up of members of all district boards.
List of Members of the Legislative Council
Members who did not serve throughout the term are italicised.| Selection Method | Capacity or Constituency | Members | Political alignment | Remarks |
| President | Governor | ' | Died in office on 5 December 1986 and replaced by David Clive Wilson. | |
| Ex Officio | Chief Secretary | ' | Replaced by David Robert Ford in 1987. | |
| Ex Officio | Financial Secretary | ' | Replaced by Piers Jacobs in 1986. | |
| Ex Officio | Attorney General | ' | Replaced by Jeremy Fell Mathews in 1988. | |
| Appointed | Unofficial | Conservative | Senior Unofficial Member | |
| Appointed | Unofficial | Conservative | Replaced by Edward Ho on 1 October 1987. | |
| Appointed | Unofficial | Conservative | ||
| Appointed | Unofficial | Conservative | ||
| Appointed | Unofficial | Conservative | ||
| Appointed | Unofficial | Conservative | ||
| Appointed | Unofficial | Wong Po-yan | Conservative | |
| Appointed | Unofficial | Chan Kam-chuen | Liberal | |
| Appointed | Unofficial | Conservative | ||
| Functional | First Industrial | Conservative | ||
| Electoral | Regional Council | Conservative | ||
| Appointed | Unofficial | Moderate | ||
| Appointed | Unofficial | Conservative | ||
| Appointed | Unofficial | PHKS | ||
| Appointed | Unofficial | Conservative | ||
| Appointed | Unofficial | Moderate | ||
| Appointed | Unofficial | Conservative | ||
| Appointed | Unofficial | Conservative | ||
| Appointed | Unofficial | Conservative | ||
| Appointed | Unofficial | Conservative | ||
| Appointed | Unofficial | Conservative | ||
| Electoral | South Kowloon | Liberal | ||
| Functional | Engineering, Architectural, Surveying and Planning | Cheng Hon-kwan | Conservative | |
| Functional | Medical | Chiu Hin-kwong | Conservative | |
| Electoral | Urban Council | HKCA | ||
| Electoral | Sham Shui Po | Chung Pui-lam | PHKS | |
| Functional | First Commercial | Conservative | ||
| Functional | Second Commercial | Ho Sai-chu | Conservative | |
| Functional | Social Services | Hui Yin-fat | Liberal | |
| Electoral | South New Territories | Liberal | ||
| Electoral | Wong Tai Sin | Liberal | ||
| Functional | Legal | Liberal | ||
| Electoral | East Island | Lee Yu-tai | Liberal | |
| Functional | Finance | Conservative | ||
| Electoral | West Island | Liu Lit-for | Conservative | |
| Functional | Second Industrial | Ngai Shiu-kit | Conservative | |
| Functional | Labour | Pang Chun-hoi | Pro-Taiwan | |
| Electoral | Kwun Tong | Poon Chi-fai | PHKS | |
| Appointed | Unofficial | Conservative | ||
| Appointed | Unofficial | Conservative | ||
| Functional | Teaching | Szeto Wah | Liberal | |
| Electoral | West New Territories | Tai Chin-wah | Conservative | |
| Appointed | Unofficial | Moderate | ||
| Functional | Labour | Tam Yiu-chung | Pro-China | |
| Electoral | Kowloon City | Moderate | ||
| Electoral | East New Territories | Moderate |