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Operations Department Review 2002 - å»æ¿å ¬ç½²
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With about 90 officers, I Group provides<br />
administrative and management support<br />
services to the <strong>Operations</strong> <strong>Department</strong>. Its charter<br />
embraces responsibilities for provision of statistical data;<br />
translation, interpretation and transcription services;<br />
general administrative support; strategic planning; management<br />
services and legal research.<br />
Provision of statistical data - I1 Section<br />
The Statistics Section (I1) maintains key statistical<br />
information on corruption reports and results of investigations,<br />
and serves not just the <strong>Operations</strong> <strong>Department</strong> but<br />
the entire Commission. It provides relevant, reliable and<br />
timely statistics to facilitate intelligence research and planning,<br />
and deployment of resources. Periodic statistics<br />
reports, together with objective analyses, are produced for a<br />
variety of purposes including briefing and liaison meetings<br />
conducted by senior officers. The Section also publishes an<br />
annual report on corruption and malpractice in the Civil<br />
Service for the information of the Civil Service Bureau and<br />
heads of Government <strong>Department</strong>s. The report, published<br />
in conjunction with the Civil Service Integrity Programme,<br />
serves to provide an overview of the problems of corruption<br />
and other malpractice in Government <strong>Department</strong>s, to<br />
highlight the areas which are susceptible to corruption and<br />
malpractice, and to promote a greater awareness of the<br />
problems.<br />
Statistics relevant to the <strong>Operations</strong> <strong>Department</strong>'s<br />
work during <strong>2002</strong> can be found on page 103 under the<br />
heading : Report from the Abacus.<br />
Translation, interpretation and transcription<br />
services - I2 Section<br />
Chinese Language Officers (CLOs) provide essential<br />
support to the <strong>Department</strong>'s investigations and prosecutions.<br />
Apart from possessing linguistic skills in Chinese<br />
(Cantonese and Putonghua) and English, several CLOs<br />
have specialist proficiencies in various Chinese dialects.<br />
<br />
A Chinese Language Officer concentrates on translating<br />
a statement