Secretary for Public Security
The Secretary for Public Security was the top law enforcement officer in Portuguese Macau.
The Secretary headed the Secretariat for Public Security, which as responsible for the disciplinary services in Macau. The department's name had a slight change in 1999 as the Secretariat for Security.
- Macau Security Force
- Public Security Police Force
- Public Security Forces Affairs Bureau
- Judiciary Police
- Unitary Police Service
- Macau Prisons
- Fire Services Bureau
- Academy for Public Security Forces
- Customs of Macau SAR
List of Secretariats
- Jorge Noronha e Silveira 1996-1999 as Deputy Secretary for Justice Affairs of Macau; law professor and now Deputy Ombudsman of Justice[1]
- Manuel Morge - pre-1999
Other key officials include:
- Cheong Kuoc Vá - Chief of the Public Security Police Force
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See also
Other principal officials of Portuguese Macau:
- Governor of Macau as Head of Government
- Secretary for Economic Coordination
- Secretary for Transport and Public Works
- Secretary for Justice (Macau)
- Secretary for Social Affairs and Budget
- Secretary for Public Administration, Education and Youth
- Secretary for Communications, Tourism and Culture
References
External links
- Casa de Macau - references to former Portuguese secretaries
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