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Index of Policy Areas INDEX OF POLICY AREAS 963 Index of Policy Areas Policy Area Officer Head/Department Programmes 1. Financial Services Secretary for Financial 31— Customs and Excise (1-part) Services and the Treasury Department 148— Government (1)–(2) Secretariat: Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau (Financial Services Branch) 106— Miscellaneous — Services (part) 116— Official Receiver’s (1) Office 2. Agriculture, Fisheries Secretary for Food and 22— Agriculture, Fisheries (1) and (3-part) and Food Safety Health and Conservation Department 49— Food and (1) and (4-part) Environmental Hygiene Department 48— Government (1-part) and (2-part) Laboratory 139— Government (2) Secretariat: Food and Health Bureau (Food Branch) 3. Air and Sea Secretary for Transport and 28— Civil Aviation (1), (2-part) and Communications and Housing Department (3)–(5) Logistics Development 33— Civil Engineering and (2-part) Development Department 158— Government (3) Secretariat: Transport and Housing Bureau (Transport Branch) 100— Marine Department (1), (2-part), (3-part) and (4-part) 4. Posts, Competition Secretary for Commerce and 31— Customs and Excise (3-part) Policy and Consumer Economic Development Department Protection 152— Government (4)–(5) and (9) Secretariat: Commerce and Economic Development Bureau (Commerce, Industry and Tourism Branch) 5. Travel and Tourism Secretary for Commerce and 22— Agriculture, Fisheries (2-part) Economic Development and Conservation Department 33— Civil Engineering and (1) Development Department 965 Policy Area Officer Head/Department Programmes 5. Travel and Tourism— Secretary for Commerce and 42— Electrical and (2-part) Cont’d. Economic Development Mechanical Services Department 152— Government (6)–(7) Secretariat: Commerce and Economic Development Bureau (Commerce, Industry and Tourism Branch) 6. Commerce and Secretary for Commerce and 26— Census and Statistics (1-part) Industry Economic Development Department 31— Customs and Excise (1-part), (3-part) and Department (5) 152— Government (2)–(3) Secretariat: Commerce and Economic Development Bureau (Commerce, Industry and Tourism Branch) 144— Government (3-part) Secretariat: Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau 96— Government (1)–(3) Secretariat: Overseas Economic and Trade Offices 78— Intellectual Property (1)–(2) Department 79— Invest Hong Kong (1) 181— Trade and Industry (1)–(3) Department 7. Public Safety Secretary for Commerce and 152— Government (8) Economic Development Secretariat: Commerce and Economic Development Bureau (Commerce, Industry and Tourism Branch) 168— Hong Kong (1) and (3) Observatory 8. Employment and Secretary for Labour and 90— Labour Department (1)–(4) Labour Welfare 100— Marine Department (4-part) 9. Internal Security Secretary for Security 23— Auxiliary Medical (1) Service 27— Civil Aid Service (1) 966 Policy Area Officer Head/Department Programmes 9. Internal Security— Secretary for Security 28— Civil Aviation (2-part) Cont’d. Department 30— Correctional Services (1)–(2) Department 31— Customs and Excise (1-part) and (2) Department 37— Department of Health (6) 42— Electrical and (1-part) Mechanical Services Department 45— Fire Services (1)–(3) Department 166— Government Flying (1) Service 48— Government (2-part) and (3) Laboratory 151— Government (2) Secretariat: Security Bureau 168— Hong Kong (2) Observatory 122— Hong Kong Police (1)–(4) Force 121— Independent Police (1) Complaints Council 100— Marine Department (2-part) 169— Secretariat, (1) Commissioner on Interception of Communications and Surveillance 170— Social Welfare (4-part) Department 10. Immigration Control Secretary for Security 144— Government (3-part) Secretariat: Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau 151— Government (3) Secretariat: Security Bureau 70— Immigration (1)–(5) Department 11. Legal Administration Secretary for Justice 92— Department of Justice (1)–(5) 12. Administration of Judiciary Administrator 80— Judiciary (1)–(2) Justice 967 Policy Area Officer Head/Department Programmes 13. Anti-corruption Commissioner, Independent 72— Independent (1)–(4) Commission Against Commission Against Corruption Corruption 14. Social Welfare Secretary for Labour and 141— Government (2) and (5)–(6) Welfare Secretariat: Labour and Welfare Bureau 120— Pensions (2) 170— Social Welfare (1)–(3), (4-part), (5) Department and (7) 186— Transport Department (5) 173— Working Family and (2) Student Financial Assistance Agency 15. Health Secretary for Food and 37— Department of Health (1)–(5) and (8) Health 48— Government (1-part) Laboratory 140— Government (1)–(3) Secretariat: Food and Health Bureau (Health Branch) 155— Government (6-part) Secretariat: Innovation and Technology Commission 16. Education Secretary for Education 156— Government (2)–(8) Secretariat: Education Bureau 47— Government (3-part) Secretariat: Office of the Government Chief Information Officer 160— Radio Television (3) Hong Kong 190— University Grants (1) Committee 173— Working Family and (1-part) Student Financial Assistance Agency 17. Information Secretary for Commerce and 55— Government (1)–(2) Technology and Economic Development Secretariat: Broadcasting Commerce and Economic Development Bureau (Communications and Creative Industries Branch) 968 Policy Area Officer Head/Department Programmes 17. Information Secretary for Commerce and 180— Office for Film, (1-part) Technology and Economic Development Newspaper and Broadcasting—Cont’d. Article Administration 160— Radio Television (1)–(2) and (4) Hong Kong Secretary for Innovation and 26— Census and Statistics (5-part) Technology Department 135— Government (2) Secretariat: Innovation and Technology Bureau 155— Government (1)–(5), (6-part) and Secretariat: (7) Innovation and Technology Commission 47— Government (1)–(2) and (3-part) Secretariat: Office of the Government Chief Information Officer 18. Recreation, Culture, Secretary for Constitutional 180— Office for Film, (1-part) Amenities and and Mainland Affairs Newspaper and Entertainment Article Administration Licensing Secretary for Home Affairs 33— Civil Engineering and (3-part) Development Department 42— Electrical and (2-part) Mechanical Services Department 53— Government (4)–(6) Secretariat: Home Affairs Bureau 95— Leisure and Cultural (1)–(2), (3-part) and Services Department (4)–(5) 19. District and Secretary for Home Affairs 53— Government (2)–(3) Community Relations Secretariat: Home Affairs Bureau 63— Home Affairs (1)–(5) Department 170— Social Welfare (6) Department 20. Legal Aid Secretary for Home Affairs 53— Government (7) (up to 30 June 2018) Secretariat: Home Affairs Bureau (up to 30 June 2018) 94— Legal Aid Department (1)–(4) 969 Policy Area Officer Head/Department Programmes 20. Legal Aid—Cont’d. Director of Administration 142— Government (5) (with effect from Secretariat: Offices of 1 July 2018) the Chief Secretary for Administration and the Financial Secretary (with effect from 1 July 2018) 94— Legal Aid Department (1)–(4) 21. Land and Waterborne Secretary for Transport and 33— Civil Engineering and (2-part) and (3-part) Transport Housing Development Department 42— Electrical and (2-part) Mechanical Services Department 158— Government (2) Secretariat: Transport and Housing Bureau (Transport Branch) 60— Highways Department (1-part), (2-part), (3) and (4-part) 91— Lands Department (1-part), (2-part) and (3-part) 100— Marine Department (2-part) 118— Planning Department (1-part) 186— Transport Department (1), (2-part), (3)–(4) and (6) 22. Buildings, Lands, Secretary for Development 22— Agriculture, Fisheries (3-part) Planning, Heritage and Conservation Conservation, Department Greening and 25— Architectural Services (1-part) and (3) Landscape Department 82— Buildings Department (1-part) 33— Civil Engineering and (3-part), (5) and (8) Development Department 42— Electrical and (2-part) Mechanical Services Department 138— Government (2) Secretariat: Development Bureau (Planning and Lands Branch) 159— Government (2)–(4) Secretariat: Development Bureau (Works Branch) 91— Lands Department (1-part), (2-part) and (3-part) 970 Policy Area Officer Head/Department Programmes 22. Buildings, Lands, Secretary for Development 95— Leisure and Cultural (3-part) Planning, Heritage Services Department Conservation, 100— Marine Department (2-part) Greening and Landscape—Cont’d. 118— Planning Department (1-part) and (2)–(4) Secretary for Financial 25— Architectural Services (2) Services and the Treasury Department 23. Environmental Secretary for the 22— Agriculture, Fisheries (2-part) Protection, Environment and Conservation Conservation, Power Department and Sustainable 33— Civil Engineering and (7) Development Development Department 39— Drainage Services (2) Department 42— Electrical and (1-part) and (3) Mechanical Services Department 44— Environmental (1)–(6) Protection Department 48— Government (2-part) Laboratory 137— Government (2)–(3) Secretariat: Environment Bureau 60— Highways Department (1-part) 100— Marine Department (2-part) and (3-part) 24. Water Supply, Secretary for Development 33— Civil Engineering and (4) and (6) Drainage and Slope Development Safety Department 39— Drainage Services (1) Department 159— Government (1) Secretariat: Development Bureau (Works Branch) 60— Highways Department (2-part) and (4-part) 194— Water Supplies (1)–(3) Department 25. Revenue Collection Secretary for Financial 24— Audit Commission (1)–(2) and Financial Control Services and the Treasury 28— Civil Aviation (6) Department 31— Customs and Excise (1-part) and (4) Department 971 Policy Area Officer Head/Department Programmes
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