The Panel actively promoted membership in a focused and effective way during the Session. It also coordinated and performed routine activities, which included the professional assessment of applications for membership, and the assessment and re-assessment of Scheme "A" training. The Panel has continued to work closely with the Electronics (EN) Division over the year. This strategy has proved to be effective and the Panel is planning to organise some membership promotion activities targeted at large corporations.

The Panel also put immense efforts in attracting Student Members who will become the new breed of professional electronics engineers to join the Discipline. With full support from the EN Division, the Panel gave professional career development talks to electronics engineering students from all local universities and institutions offering degree, associate degree and higher diploma programmes.

A number of companies participated in the Scheme "A" training programme of the Discipline while many fof the degree and sub-degree programmes relating to the Discipline were accredited.