Hong Kong Order of Precedence (Pre-1997)
Last office holders, if available, prior to the Handover in brackets:
- Governor (Chris Patten)
- Chief Justice (Sir Noel Power)
- Chief Secretary (Anson Chan)
- Commander British Forces in Hong Kong, if of the rank of Major General (Major-General Bryan Dutton)
- Heads of Churches
- Bishop of Hong Kong (Bishop Peter Kwong)
- Roman Catholic Bishop of Hong Kong (Cardinal John Wu)
- Financial Secretary (Sir Donald Tsang)
- Attorney General (Jeremy Fell Mathews)
- President of the Legislative Council (Andrew Wong)
- Members of the Executive Council
- Other members of the Legislative Council
- Diplomatic Officers
- Commonwealth Commissioners and Consuls-General de Carriere
- Acting Commonwealth Commissioners and Acting Consuls-General de Carriere
- Honorary Consuls-General
- Senior British Trade Commissioner
- Heads of Universities
- Judges of the Supreme Court
- Justices of Appeal
- Judges of the High Court
- Knights
- Heads of Public service units
- Commissioner of police (Eddie Hui)
- Chairman of the Public Service Commission (Haider Hatim Tyebjee Barma)
- Ombudsman (Andrew So)
- Chairman of the Urban Council (Ronald Leung)
- Chairman of the Regional Council (Cheung Yan-lung)
- Consuls de Carriere who are Heads of Post
- Honorary Consuls who are Heads of Post
- Other Secretaries and Heads of Group I Departments
- Chief of Staff and Senior Naval Officer
- Hong Kong Commissioner in London (Sir David Robert Ford)
- Other Members of the Urban and Regional Councils
- Administrative Officer Staff Grade "A" and Heads of Departments of similar status
- District Judges
- District Board Chairmen
- Companions, Commanders, Officers and Members of Orders of Chivalry
- Justices of the Peace
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