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EDDY LAIEddy at work in the CTUEddy LAI Chun-wang of the OperationsDepartment's Central Transcription Unit(CTU) received the "Outstanding DisabledEmployees Aw a rd 2001" from LegislativeC o u n c i l l o r, the Honourable Bernard CHAN,while, on behalf of the Commission, SeniorChinese Language Off i c e r, Mr. TSANG Ya n -sang, receives the Employer's Certificate ofA p p reciation. The CTU is staffed almostexclusively by individuals who are in someway physically disabled.
Report from the Abacushe R1 'bean counters' The year under review has been a busy one for ourStatistical Officers following the conversion of our databases onto the new Operations DepartmentInformation System (OPSIS). The year 2001 saw an all-time record high in the totalnumber of non-election corruption reports received - 4,476c o m p a red with 4,390 in 2000, re p resenting an increase of2%. The number of corruption reports relating to the publicsector fell in 2001 by 8% (from 1,732 to 1,587) with reports involving the Police decreasing by 15% (from 602 to513), and the rest of the Government sector showing a 5%decrease (from 1,130 to 1,074). Reports concerning the privatesector increased by 6% (2,402 to 2,542) and those relating to Public Bodies also increased by 36% (from 256 to347).The total number of reports considered capable ofinvestigation (pursuable reports) rose from 3,141 in 2000 to3,261 in 2001 - another re c o rd high. The number of pursuablereports relating to the public sector fell in 2001 by 5% (from 1,066 to 1,011) with reports involving the Police d e c reasing by 9% from 370 to 338, and the rest of the
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