THE ANTI-CORRUPTION AND NARCOTICS BUREAU
40. Integrated with the C.I.D., this unit has the dual responsibility of detecting and preventing both corrupt practices and narcotics traffick- ing in the Colony.
THE IMMIGRATION OFFICE
41. The Branch responsibilities include immigration control, issue of British and local travel documents, registration of aliens and the grant of Hong Kong visas.
42.
ESTABLISHMENT
The distribution of the Force establishment is shown at Appendix I. Comparative establishment and strength figures as on 31st March of the last three years are:
Estab. Strength Estab. Strength Estab. Strength
1957/58
1958/59
1959/60
Commissioner
1
1
1
1
1
1
Deputy Commissioner
1
1
1
1
1
1
Assistant Commissioners
6
6
7
8
7
6
Senior Superintendents
11
11
13
12
15
12
Asst. Supt. & Supts.
56
47
60
50
62
59
Chief Inspectors
23
22
26
25
33
25
Insps. & S/Inspectors
556
495
590
537
612
574
Staff Sergeants
30
25
34
33
34
34
Sergeants
278
252
282
274
311
297
Corporals
755
688
773
755
835
809
Police Constables
5,060
4,740
5,218
4,960
5,535
5,276
6,777
6,288
7,005
6,656
7,446
7,094
Women Police
Sub-Inspectors
4
4
4
4
4
4
Sergeants....
20
Corporals
10
Police Constables
63
298
21
24
23
40
39
10
12
13
16
14
62
90
82
123
121
97
97
130
122
183
178
Grand Total
6,874 6,385
7,135 6,778
7,629
7.272
HEALTH
43. The number of man days lost during the year due to sickness was 21,787 which compares favourably with last year's figure of 26,687. Of this year's total, 5,580 days were granted as sick leave to victims of tuberculosis. The annual Force X-ray revealed 59 new cases of this disease and, compared with last year's figure of 65 and that of 75 for the previous year, a continued decrease is apparent.
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