Victor Pang has been appointed as the Commissioner of the Civil Aid Service (CAS) for a term of two years, with effect from January 1, 2026, the Government announced today.

The appointment was made by Chief Executive John Lee using his authority under the Civil Aid Service Ordinance.

Mr Pang joined the CAS as a volunteer member in 2021 and was promoted to Deputy Commissioner in 2025.

Secretary for Security Tang Ping-keung welcomed the appointment of Mr Pang.

“Mr Pang is deeply committed to the CAS, and has exemplary executive and leadership skills. I am confident that under Mr Pang’s leadership, the CAS will continue to be an efficient auxiliary service, providing quality and reliable service to members of the public,” he said.

Mr Tang also thanked outgoing CAS Commissioner Lo Yan-lai, who has served the CAS for 44 years, for his valuable contribution. He noted that during the past seven years as Commissioner of the CAS, Mr Lo has led the service to take part in prominent rescue operations and major events, including operations to combat the COVID-19 epidemic.

Mr Lo has also demonstrated exceptional dedication to youth development work, he added.

“Under his leadership, the CAS has consistently delivered excellent results, rendering timely and professional support to regular disciplined forces, and making solid efforts in maintaining Hong Kong as a safe and livable city,” Mr Tang added.