Director of Audit (Hong Kong)




The role of the Director of Audit is to ensure the financial order of the Hong Kong Government and heads the Audit Commission. This role is similar to that of Auditors General or auditors in other jurisdictions. The director reports directly to the Chief Executive of Hong Kong.




Contents






  • 1 List of Directors of Audit[1]


    • 1.1 Auditor-Generals


    • 1.2 Auditors


    • 1.3 Directors of Audit


      • 1.3.1 British Administration




    • 1.4 Post Handover




  • 2 References


  • 3 External links





List of Directors of Audit[1]



Auditor-Generals




  • Adolphus Edward Shelley (1844-1846)


  • William Caine (1846-1854)


  • William Thomas Mercer (1854-1858)


  • William Hepburn Rennie (1858-1870)


  • John Gardiner Austin (1870-1879)


  • William Henry Marsh, CMG (1879-1887)


  • Frederick Stewart, LL.D (1887-1889)



Auditors



  • Hilgrove Clement Nicolle (1890-1904)

  • Hugh Richard Phelips (1904-1930)

  • Percival Lorimer Collision, OBE (1930-1938)

  • Arnold Pollard (1938-1948)



Directors of Audit



British Administration



  • Percival Henry Jennings, CBE (1948-1955)

  • Frank Ernest Lovell Carter, CBE (1955-1959)

  • William John Dupre Cooper, CBE (1959-1965)

  • Denis George Briton, OBE (1965-1970)

  • Percy Thomas Warr (1970-1975)

  • Gordon Evershed Lyth, OBE (1975-1982)

  • Norman Bertram Stalker, OBE (1982-1988)

  • Robert Jeffrey Hutt, OBE (1988-1992)

  • Brian George Jenney, OBE (1992-1995)


  • Dominic Chan, SBS JP (1995-1997)



Post Handover























Name Took office Left office

Dominic Chan, SBS
 1997 2003

Benjamin Tang, JP
 2003 2012

David Sun, JP
 2012 Incumbent


References





  1. ^ Audit Commission: Directors of Audit to date




External links



  • Government of HKSAR

  • Organisation chart of Hong Kong Government











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