Secretary for Development

The Secretary for Development (Chinese: 發展局局長) of the Hong Kong Government is responsible for planning, land development and public works related development policy in Hong Kong. The position was created in 2007 to replace portions of the previous portfolios of Secretary for the Environment, Transport and Works and Secretary for Housing, Planning and Lands.

Hong Kong
Special Administrative Region

Secretary for Development
發展局局長
Incumbent
Michael Wong

since 1 July 2017
Development Bureau
StyleThe Honourable
AppointerCentral People's Government
nomination by Chief Executive
Inaugural holderGordon Siu
Secretary for Planning and Lands
Carrie Lam
Secretary for Development
Formation21 January 1999
1 July 2007
WebsiteDEVB
Secretary for Development
Traditional Chinese發展局局長

List of office holders

Political party:   Nonpartisan

Directors of Public Works, 1891–1941

Portrait Name Term of office Governor Ref
1Francis Alfred Cooper
谷柏
10 October 18911897Sir William Robinson
(1891–1898)
2Robert Daly Ormsby
安庶庇
21 October 18971901
Sir Henry Arthur Blake
(1898–1903)
3William Chatham
漆咸
12 October 19011921
Sir Matthew Nathan
(1904–1907)
Sir Frederick Lugard
(1907–1912)
Sir Francis Henry May
(1912–1918)
Sir Reginald Edward Stubbs
(1919–1925)
4Thomas Luff Perkins
白健時
1 July 19211923
5Harold Thomas Creasy
祈禮士
30 August 19231932
Sir Cecil Clementi
(1925–1930)
Sir William Peel
(1930–1935)
6Richard McNeil Henderson
軒德蓀
12 December 19321939
Sir Andrew Caldecott
(1935–1937)
Sir Geoffry Northcote
(1937–1941)
7Alexander Bruce Purves
包華士
28 September 193925 December 1941
Mark Aitchison Young
(1941)

Directors of Public Works, 1946–1981

Portrait Name Term of office Governor Ref
-Harold Stuart Rouse7 September 19451946Military administration
8Victor Kenneth Kenniff15 May 19461949Sir Mark Aitchison Young
(1946–1947)
Sir Alexander Grantham
(1947–1957)
9Edward Audley Boyce26 August 19491950
10Theodore Louis Bowring
包寧
5 December 19501957
11Allan Inglis
英格理
22 May 195728 February 1963[1]
Sir Robert Brown Black
(1958–1964)
12Alec Michael John Wright
鄔勵德
7 March 196327 March 1969[2][3]
Sir David Trench
(1964–1971)
13James Jeavons Robson
盧秉信
28 March 1969August 1973[3]
Sir Murray MacLehose
(1971–1982)
14David Wylie McDonald
麥德霖
February 19741981

Secretaries for Lands and Works, 1981–1989

Portrait Name Term of office Governor Ref
1David Wylie McDonald
麥德霖
September 1981July 1983Sir Murray MacLehose
(1971–1982)
Sir Edward Youde
(1982–1986)
2Chan Nai-keong
陳乃強
July 198315 August 1986[4]
3Graham Barnes
班禮士
16 August 198631 August 1989[4]
Sir David Wilson
(1987–1992)

Secretaries for the Public Works, 1989–1997

Portrait Name Term of office Governor Ref
1Kenneth Kwok
郭偉階
1 September 198931 March 1992Sir David Wilson
(1987–1992)
2Ronald James Blake
詹伯樂
1 April 1992May 1995
Chris Patten
(1992–1997)
3Kwong Hon-sang
鄺漢生
15 May 199530 June 1997

Secretaries for the Public Works, 1997–2002

Portrait Name Term of office Duration Chief Executive Term Ref
1Kwong Hon-sang
鄺漢生
1 July 19976 August 19991 year, 37 daysTung Chee-hwa
(1997–2005)
1
2Lee Shing-see
李承仕
7 August 199930 June 20022 years, 328 days

Secretaries for the Environment, Transport and Works, 2002–2007

Portrait Name Term of office Duration Chief Executive Term Ref
1Sarah Liao Sau-tung
廖秀冬
1 July 200230 June 20074 years, 364 daysTung Chee-hwa
(1997–2005)
2
Donald Tsang
(2005–2012)
2

Secretaries for Development, 2007–present

Portrait Name Term of office Duration Chief Executive Term Ref
1Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor
林鄭月娥
1 July 200730 June 20125 years, 0 daysDonald Tsang
(2005–2012)
3
2Mak Chai-kwong
麥齊光
1 July 201212 July 201211 daysLeung Chun-ying
(2012–2017)
4
3Paul Chan Mo-po
陳茂波
30 July 201216 January 20174 years, 170 days
4Eric Ma Siu-cheung
馬紹祥
13 February 201730 June 2017137 days
5Michael Wong Wai-lun
黃偉綸
1 July 2017Incumbent3 years, 35 daysCarrie Lam
(2017–present)
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References

  1. "G.N. 384 of 1963". Hong Kong Government Gazette. 105: 506. 1 March 1963.
  2. "G.N. 429 of 1963". Hong Kong Government Gazette. 105: 574. 8 March 1963.
  3. "G.N. 608 of 1969". Hong Kong Government Gazette. 111: 676. 3 April 1969.
  4. "G.N. 2930 of 1986". Hong Kong Government Gazette. 128: 3966, 4048. 29 August 1986.
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