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・ Professional File System
・ Professional Flight Attendants Association
・ Professional football
・ Professional football (gridiron)
・ Professional Football Championship (South Korea)
・ Professional Football Compensation Committee
・ Professional Football in Canada
・ Professional Football League of Ukraine
・ Professional Football Researchers Association
・ Professional Football Scouts Association
・ Professional Football Sports Association
・ Professional Footballers Australia
・ Professional Footballers' Association
・ Professional Footballers' Association of Ireland
・ Professional Footballers' Association Scotland
Professional Forum
・ Professional Foul
・ Professional foul
・ Professional fraternities and sororities
・ Professional Fraternity Association
・ Professional Further Education in Clinical Pharmacy and Public Health
・ Professional Futsal League
・ Professional Game Match Officials Board
・ Professional Gamers League
・ Professional Girl Wrestling Association
・ Professional go handicaps
・ Professional golf
・ Professional golf career of Tiger Woods
・ Professional Golf Tour of India
・ Professional golf tours


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Professional Forum

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Professional Forum (), formerly known as the Breakfast Group () and The Alliance (), is a loose political group of the independent politicians in the Legislative Council in Hong Kong. In October 2012, the group formed the Business and Professionals Alliance for Hong Kong (BPA) with other LegCo members from the pro-business sectors.
==Breakfast Group==
The Breakfast Group was set up in 1991 in the Legislative Council of Hong Kong by Simon Ip Sik-on and Eric Li Ka-cheung and consisting of four other legislators elected through the functional constituencies or appointed by the Governor of Hong Kong. Representing their each professional sectors' interests, they had no clear political affiliations and was considered as relatively moderate and independent and acted as a third force between pro-democracy and pro-Beijing camps, despite it was largely pro-government.
In 1994, the Breakfast Group members Simon Ip and Martin Gilbert Barrow who said they would voted for the Liberal Party's amendment on Chris Patten's constitutional reform proposals however abstained at last which resulted in the defeat of the Liberals' amendment, while Timothy Ha Wing-ho voted against the amendment and voted for Patten's proposals.
During the 2000–2004 sessions the Breakfast Group had of seven Legislative Councillors, led by Eric Li from the Accountancy until his LegCo retirement in 2004 and included Bernard Chan (Insurance constituency), Raymond Ho Chung-tai (Engineering), Kaizer Lau Ping-cheung (Architectural, Surveying and Planning constituency), Abraham Shek Lai-him (Real Estate and Construction constituency), Lo Wing-lok (Medical constituency) and Ng Leung-sing (Election Committee constituency).〔

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