Compound Titles
In many cases the term Commissioner is part of a more specific title, including English renditions of such titles in other languages. Examples (in some cases there are further compounds) include:
- Assistant Commissioner
- Chief Commissioner
- Civil Commissioner
- Commissioner of Business Services
- Commissioner of Finance
- Commissioner of Legal Services
- Commissioner of Public Lands
- Commissioner of Public Works
- Commissioner-General
- Deputy Commissioner
- District Commissioner
- Divisional Commissioner
- Extraordinary Commissioner
- Federal Commissioner
- Fire Commissioner
- Government Commissioner
- High Commissioner
- Imperial Commissioner
- Insurance Commissioner
- Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty
- Lord High Commissioner and its further compounds, notably Lord High Commissioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland and Lord High Commissioner to the Parliament of Scotland
- Military and Civil Commissioner
- Police Commissioner
- Provincial Commissioner
- Resident Commissioner
- Royal commissioner
- Scout Commissioner
- Special Commissioner
- State Commissioner and Commissioner of State
- Trade Commissioner
- Traveling Commissioner
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