Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs

The Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs is the head of the Home and Youth Affairs Bureau of the Government of Hong Kong, which is responsible for local issues, and the provision of community and youth services.

Hong Kong
Special Administrative Region
Secretary for Home Affairs
民政及青年事務局局長
Emblem of Hong Kong
Incumbent
Alice Mak
since 1 July 2022
Home and Youth Affairs Bureau
StyleThe Honourable
AppointerState Council of China
nomination by Chief Executive
Inaugural holderMichael Suen
Formation1 July 1997
SalaryHK$4,021,200 per annum[1]
WebsiteHAB
Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs
Traditional Chinese民政及青年事務局局長

List of office holders

Registrars General, 1845–1912
No. Portrait Name Term of office Governor Ref
1Samuel Turner Fearon18451845Sir John Francis Davis
(1844–1848)
2Andrew Lysaght Inglis16 July 18451849
Sir George Bonham
(1848–1854)
3William Thomas Mercer
馬撒爾		1 June 18491850
4Charles May18501856
Sir John Bowring
(1854–1859)
5Daniel Richard Caldwell15 November 18561862
Sir Hercules Robinson
(1859–1865)
6Thomas Turner23 May 1862October 1864
7Sir Cecil Clementi Smith24 October 18641881
Sir Richard Graves MacDonnell
(1866–1872)
Sir Arthur Kennedy
(1872–1877)
Sir John Pope Hennessy
(1877–1882)
8Sir James Russell
羅素		14 May 18811883
Sir George Bowen
(1883–1885)
9Frederick Stewart
史超域		2 April 18831887
10James Stewart Lockhart
駱克		10 October 18871901Sir William Des Voeux
(1887–1891)
Sir William Robinson
(1891–1898)
Sir Henry Arthur Blake
(1898–1903)
11Arthur Winbolt Brewin
蒲魯賢		15 March 19011912
Sir Matthew Nathan
(1904–1907)
Sir Frederick Lugard
(1907–1912)

Secretaries for Chinese Affairs, 1913–1941
No. Portrait Name Term of office Governor Ref
1Edwin Richard Hallifax
夏理德		25 July 191330 November 1933Sir Francis Henry May
(1912–1918)
Sir Reginald Edward Stubbs
(1919–1925)
Sir Cecil Clementi
(1925–1930)
Sir William Peel
(1930–1935)
2Alan Eustace Wood
活雅倫		30 November 193324 October 1934
3Norman Lockhart Smith
史美		24 October 193420 October 1936
Sir Andrew Caldecott
(1935–1937)
4Roland Arthur Charles North
那魯麟		20 October 193625 December 1941
Sir Geoffry Northcote
(1937–1941)
Mark Aitchison Young
(1941)

Secretaries for Chinese Affairs, 1946–1969
No. Portrait Name Term of office Governor Ref
5Brian Charles Keith Hawkins
鶴健士		19451946Military administration
6Ronald Ruskin Todd
杜德		1 May 194610 March 1955Sir Mark Aitchison Young
(1946–1947)
Sir Alexander Grantham
(1947–1957)
5Brian Charles Keith Hawkins
鶴健士		11 March 195511 May 1957
7John Crichton McDouall
麥道軻		12 May 19571 November 1966
Sir Robert Brown Black
(1958–1964)
Sir David Trench
(1964–1971)
8David Ronald Holmes
何禮文		2 November 196627 February 1969[2][3]

Secretaries for Home Affairs, 1969–1985
No. Portrait Name Term of office Governor Ref
1David Ronald Holmes
何禮文		28 February 196917 May 1971Sir David Trench
(1964–1971)		[3]
2Donald Luddington
陸鼎堂		18 May 19712 June 1973[4]
Sir Murray MacLehose
(1971–1982)
3Jack Cater
姬達		3 June 197314 November 1973[5]
4Denis Bray
黎敦義		15 November 19734 May 1977[6]
5Li Fook-kow
李福逑		8 June 1977[lower-alpha 1]31 August 1980[7][8]
6Denis Bray
黎敦義		1 September 198031 December 1984[8][9]
Sir Edward Youde
(1982–1986)
7Peter Tsao
曹廣榮		1 January 198531 March 1985[9][10]
Home affairs were handled by Secretaries for District Administration between 1985 and 1989.

Secretaries for Home Affairs, 1989–1997
No. Portrait Name Term of office Governor Ref
1Donald Liao
廖本懷		1 September 198930 November 1991Sir David Wilson
(1987–1992)		[11]
2Peter Tsao
曹廣榮		1 December 19896 November 1991[12]
3 Michael Suen
孫明揚		 7 November 1991 30 June 1997
Chris Patten
(1992–1997)		[13]

Secretaries for Home Affairs, 1997-2022

Political party:   Nonpartisan   Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong (DAB)

No. Portrait Name Term of office Duration Chief Executive Term Ref
1Michael Suen Ming-yeung
孫明揚		8 July 19973 August 199726 daysTung Chee-hwa
(1997–2005)		1
2David Lan Hong-tsung
藍鴻震		4 September 19976 July 20002 years, 306 days
3Lam Woon-kwong
林煥光		10 July 200030 June 20021 year, 356 days
2
4Patrick Ho Chi-ping
何志平		1 July 200230 June 20075 years, 0 days
Donald Tsang
(2005–2012)		2
5Tsang Tak-sing
曾德成		1 July 200721 July 20158 years, 20 days3
Leung Chun-ying
(2012–2017)		4
6Lau Kong-wah
劉江華		21 July 201522 April 20204 years, 276 days
Carrie Lam
(2017–2022)		5
7Caspar Tsui Ying-wai
徐英偉		22 April 202024 February 20221 year, 308 days

Secretaries for Home and Youth Affairs, since 2022

Political party:   Nonpartisan   Hong Kong Federation of Trade Unions (HKFTU)

No. Portrait Name Term of office Duration Chief Executive Term Ref
1Alice Mak Mei-kuen
麥美娟		1 July 2022Incumbent1 year, 110 daysJohn Lee
(2022–present)		6

References
  1. "Remuneration package for Politically Appointed Officials serving in fifth-term HKSAR Government". Government of Hong Kong. 12 December 2016. Retrieved 27 January 2022.
  2. "G.N. 2768 of 1966". Hong Kong Government Gazette. 108: 488. 4 November 1969.
  3. "G.N. 424 of 1969". Hong Kong Government Gazette. 111: 488. 7 March 1969.
  4. "G.N. 1054 of 1973". Hong Kong Government Gazette. 113: 1509. 21 May 1973.
  5. "G.N. 1438 of 1973". Hong Kong Government Gazette. 115: 2207. 4 June 1973.
  6. "G.N. 2945 of 1973". Hong Kong Government Gazette. 115: 4385. 16 November 1973.
  7. "G.N. 1404 of 1977". Hong Kong Government Gazette. 119: 1831. 24 June 1977.
  8. "G.N. 2855 of 1980". Hong Kong Government Gazette. 122: 3124, 3126. 12 September 1977.
  9. "G.N. 3 of 1985". Hong Kong Government Gazette. 127: 7, 66. 4 January 1985.
  10. "G.N. 1052 of 1985". Hong Kong Government Gazette. 127: 1493, 1546. 4 April 1985.
  11. "G.N. 2962 of 1989". Hong Kong Government Gazette. 131: 4144. 1 September 1989.
  12. "G.N. 4176 of 1989". Hong Kong Government Gazette. 131: 5752. 1 December 1989.
  13. "G.N. 3938 of 1991". Hong Kong Government Gazette. 133: 6260. 8 November 1991.

Notes
  1. Acting since 5 May 1977.
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