Law Enforcement in Hong Kong

Accounting And Financial Reporting Council Afrc

Accounting and Financial Reporting Council (AFRC) is the independent regulator of the accounting profession in Hong Kong. Our mission is to shape a competitive environment that will nurture and promote success of the profession. This pivotal role not only enhances the quality of financial reporting but in turn reinforces our pursuit of promoting the healthy development of the profession and Hong Kong’s position as a competitive international financial centre.

51 to 200 staff

Independent Commission Against Corruption Icac

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1001 to 5000 staff

Estate Agents Authority

The Estate Agents Authority (EAA) is a statutory body, established in November 1997 under the Estate Agents Ordinance (EAO). Its principal functions are to regulate the practice of estate agency in Hong Kong, promote integrity and competence within the industry, and facilitate training for estate agency practitioners to enhance their standards and status. The EAA organises qualifying examinations, issues licences to individuals and companies, handles complaints against licensees, conducts compliance inspections and metes out disciplinary sanctions to practitioners who have breached the EAO. The EAA also organises activities for the professional development of the trade and promotion of consumer education.

51 to 200 staff

Competition Commission

The Competition Commission is an independent statutory body established under the Competition Ordinance (Cap. The Ordinance was enacted in June 2012 and fully implemented on 14 December 2015. The Commission is committed to promoting a competitive environment that is conducive to a free flow of trade, efficiency and innovation, bringing more choices, better quality and prices of goods and services to consumers in Hong Kong.

51 to 200 staff

Independent Police Complaints Council

The Independent Police Complaints Council (IPCC) is an independent statutory body established under the Independent Police Complaints Council Ordinance (Cap. 604, Laws of Hong Kong) to observe, monitor and review the handling and investigation of Reportable Complaints against the Police by the Commissioner of Police. The Police have a statutory duty to comply with the IPCC’s requests. The IPCC comprises a Chairman, three Vice-Chairmen and no less than eight Members, all appointed by the Chief Executive. They are drawn from a wide spectrum of society including the legal, medical, education, social welfare, and business sectors and Legislative Council Members. This composition enables the IPCC to draw upon the diverse expertise of its Members to monitor CAPO’s investigation of complaints against the Police in an independent, impartial and thorough manner. As of 31 March 2017, the IPCC comprises 28 Members.[Disclaimer: Please note that this page is unofficial and the content may be inaccurate and/or out-of-date. You should refer to the official website of the Independent Police Complaints Council for authenticated information. We are not liable for any loss and/or damages incurred from/ consequential upon the content of this page.]

51 to 200 staff

Aviation Security Company Limited

11 to 50 staff

Travel Industry Authority 旅遊業監管局

Established in January 2020 under the Travel Industry Ordinance (Cap. 634), the Travel Industry Authority (TIA) is a statutory regulatory body of the travel industry primarily responsible for the licensing and regulation of travel agents, tourist guides and tour escorts. Following the full implementation of the new regulatory regime of the travel industry from 1 September 2022, TIA is committed to promoting the integrity, competence and professionalism of the travel industry practitioners as well as regulating shops that inbound tour groups are arranged to patronise. TIA is also responsible for managing the Travel Industry Compensation Fund and collecting levies from travel agents.

51 to 200 staff

Office Of The Privacy Commissioner For Personal Data, Hong Kong Pcpd 香港個人資料私隱專員公署

The Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data, Hong Kong secures the protection of personal data privacy through promotion, monitoring and supervision of compliance with the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance. We are an independent statutory body set up under the Ordinance, which came into force on 20 December 1996.

51 to 200 staff