Government Secretariat: Transport and Logistics Bureau
This head (Head 158) has a 2026-27 estimate of HK$441.7 million p.2 (official document, opens in new tab). That is HK$30.1 million (7.3%) more than the 2025-26 revised estimate of HK$411.6 million p.2 (official document, opens in new tab) (our calculation).
Spending by year
Of HK$1,120 in tax, about HK$0.6 corresponds to this department's spending. p.2 (official document, opens in new tab) p.12 (official document, opens in new tab)
These splits are an illustration, not a bill: tax isn't earmarked. How we split it
What changes against the original estimate?
The original 2025-26 estimate was HK$468.4 million p.2 (official document, opens in new tab), revised during the year to HK$411.6 million. Against the original estimate, 2026-27 is HK$26.8 million (5.7%) less (our calculation).
Staff and policy areas
How many staff?
The establishment goes from 210 posts on 31 March 2026 p.2 (official document, opens in new tab) to 203 posts on 31 March 2027 p.2 (official document, opens in new tab) (down 7, our calculation).
Which policy areas does it serve?
- Air and Sea Communications and Logistics Development (part of the Economic group)
- Land and Waterborne Transport (part of the Infrastructure group)
- Intra-Governmental Services (part of the Support group)
A department may work in a policy area only in part. We never add department spending into group totals: the Government publishes totals by group only. Index of Policy Areas (PDF)