Hong Kong Disciplined Services
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Subjected to legal regulations, the Hong Kong Disciplined Services, also known as Disciplinary forces are made up of the following:-
The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) reports directly to the Chief Executive.[1] Although they are not typically uniformed, they are considered as a regular force. Much of their work is classified[citation needed]. They treat the identity of the complainant in strict confidence (try to keep it confidential).[2] After lodging a complaint to the ICAC, the complainant cannot disclose the identity of the subject person.[3]
Six regular forces[4] report to the Security Bureau:
- Hong Kong Police Force
- Hong Kong Fire Services Department
- Correctional Services Department
- Customs and Excise Department
- Immigration Department
- Government Flying Service
Two auxiliary forces also report to the Security Bureau. They are mainly staffed by volunteers trained in responding to emergency and operations.
References
- ^ http://www.basiclaw.gov.hk/en/basiclawtext/chapter_4.html Article 57 of the Basic Law
- ^ "Hong Kong ICAC - Report Corruption - Frequently Asked Questions". Hong Kong ICAC.
- ^ "Party chief jailed for ICAC probe disclosure | The Standard".
- ^ "Security Bureau-Welcome Message". www.sb.gov.hk.
- ^ http://www.hkfsd.gov.hk/eng/source/safety/Ambulance_Services_in_HK.pdf [bare URL PDF]
