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courses. We also provided language training to
our officers to enhance their language
proficiencies. 290 officers attended Chinese and
English writing skills and Putonghua skills training
programmes during the year.
Apart from the traditional day-time
classroom training, we continued to promote
continuing professional development through
evening courses. We launched a pilot evening
training programme in the year. It was well
received by our officers. With the launch of the
ICAC Cyber Learning Centre in the first half of
2001, we shall be able to provide better support
to our officers for self-development.
STAFF RELATIONS AND WELFARE
The Commission Staff Consultative
Committee comprises the Commissioner as
Chairman and 24 elected staff representatives of
various ranks and departments. The Committee
provides a channel for staff to express their views
direct to the Commissioner on matters affecting
conditions of service and welfare. Similar
channels of communication exist in the three
departments and the Administration Branch. The
Departmental Consultative Committees are
chaired by the respective Heads of Departments.
To strengthen communication and co-operation
between management and General Grades Staff,
we established the General Grades Consultative
Committee (GGCC) in June 2000. The Committee
is chaired by Assistant Director/Administration,
who is the Head of General Grades. The GGCC
and each Departmental Consultative Committee
held regular meetings and a total of 17 meetings
were held during the year.
The ICAC Welfare Fund, Staff Welfare
Fund and Staff Relief Fund provide relief to staff
in need of financial assistance. The Welfare
Funds also finance activities for the well-being of
staff.
The ICAC Credit Union was formed in
December 1978 to provide credit facilities for its
members in accordance with the Credit Unions
Ordinance. It is run by office-bearers elected
from all ranks and is one of the best established
credit unions in Hong Kong. By the end of 2000,
the Credit Union had 963 members with total
savings in the region of HK$28.9 million.
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