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International liaisonSince January 2000, the ICACInternational Anti-Corruption Newsletter hasbeen published on-line on a quarterly basis.It can be accessed on the ICAC official website:h t t p : / / w w w. i c a c . o rg . h k / n e w s l . h t m l .The Newsletter is a "cyber- f o rum" for internationallaw enforcement agencies and otherinstitutions to exchange information ands h a re experiences with a view to combatingcorruption internationally.The Commission continues to hostoverseas visitors on a regular basis - a task coordinatedby G Group's International LiaisonVisiting Minister of State, Tanzania, The Hon Wilson M. Masiling, with ICACHead of Operations, Mr. Tony KWOK Man-waiSection. A breakdown of such visits during2001 can be found at Appendix B. Appendix C summarisesthe various international conferences and training coursesattended by ICAC officers during 2001.In essence, G Group performs a dual role. Whether inthe field of intelligence, informant handling, underc o v e rwork, training or liaison, the Group provides essential operationalsupport to the Department's investigative workforce,while at the same time forging and maintaining vitalcommunication channels, both within the Department andwith other law enforcement agencies. The dynamicsinvolved in these tasks are complex and challenging, butthe results speak for themselves. G Group officers, past andpresent, can justifiably claim to have made a significant contributionto establishing the reputation of the ICAC as oneof the world's leading protagonists against corruption.Visiting FBI Section Chief, Mr. Thomas Fuentes, withICAC Head of Operations, Mr. Tony KWOK Man-waiVisiting Acting Deputy Commissioner, AustralianFederal Police, Mr. Denis McDermott, with ICACDirector of Investigation, Mr. Francis LEE Chun-sang