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Chapter 3 Administration Branch , , , .% Headed <strong>by</strong> an Assistant Director, the Administration Branch is responsible for the management of personnel, finance, supplies and general matters, the administration of the Commission’s training, staff relations and welfare activities, and the co-ordination of information technology services affecting the Commission. In dealing with administrative, financial, accounting and supplies matters, the Commission follows government regulations. The Administration Branch ensures that these regulations and other standing procedures are followed. GENERAL ADMINISTRATION At the end of 2000, the establishment of the Commission was 1,330 (including 14 directorate officers). Its strength was 1,285 : Operations Department - 932; Corruption Prevention Department - 55; Community Relations Department - 208 and Administration Branch - 90. All officers in the Commission are subject to the conditions of service set out in the Independent Commission Against Corruption Ordinance. Staff in the Commission are normally appointed on gratuity-bearing agreements. As at the end of the year, 53 officers were serving on release from the civil service. The Standing Committee on Disciplined Services Salaries and Conditions of Service advises on matters relating to the pay and conditions of service of ICAC departmental grade officers. Most officers in the Commission are employed in grades special to the Commission. 1,009 departmental grade officers are paid on the ICAC Pay Scale. The remaining 321 administrative and support staff are members of general grades and are paid the same salaries as their counterparts in the civil service. In 2000, 87 officers left the Commission: Operations Department - 47; Corruption Prevention Department - 8; Community Relations Department - 18 and Administration Branch - 14. Of these, five were overseas officers. The wastage rate was 6.8% of total strength as at the end of the year. By the end of 2000, the Commission had 20 officers employed 23
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