A disgorgement order is A. an order that the convicted person pay to the government an amount up to the amount of any profit gained or loss avoided by the person as a result of the commission of the offence. B. an order that the corvicted person cannot be (or can no longer continue to be) a director, liquidator/ receiver or manager of the property or business, of a specified corporation, or in any way take part in the management of such corporation, for up to five years. C. an order that the convicted person cannot acquire, dispose of or otherwise deal in any securities, futures contract or leveraged foreign exchange contract (or an interest in any such securities or contracts or collective investment scheme) in Hong Kong for up to five years. D. an order that any body which may take disciplinary action against the convicted person as one of its members (such as a professional body) be recommended to take disciplinary action against the person. E. an order made by the court under the Company Directors Disqualification Ordinance which applies not only to a person who has been formally appointed as a director but also to those people who have carried out the functions of a director and to shadow directors