ing allegations of corruption are given in paragraph 94. Complaints made by members of the public against police officers are entered in official registers. They are formally investigated by a Gazetted Officer whose findings and recommendations are always checked by the Assistant Commissioner of the formation concerned. District Com- manders and heads of branches regularly examine the complaint registers of Units under their command.
PROMOTIONS, ADVANCEMENTS AND RETIREMENTS
39. The following changes occurred in the senior ranks of the Force:
Name
A. MORRISON
A. J. SCHOUTEN
Rank
RETIREMENTS
Date
Assistant Commissioner
6. 6.68
1.11.67 (back dated)
PROMOTIONS
Assistant Commissioner
In January 1969 Mr. T. J. BEDFORD replaced Mr. K. V. ARROWSMITH as Administrative Secretary.
40. In addition, eight Senior Superintendents were promoted to the rank of Chief Superintendents, ten Superintendents to Senior Super- intendents. Eleven Senior Inspectors were appointed Assistant Super- intendents and four to Chief Inspectors. Forty junior officers were promoted to the rank of Senior Inspector.
CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
41. Details of conditions of service are shown in Appendices 5 and 6.
LENGTH OF SERVICE
42. The length of service of members of the Force at the end of the year is shown by categories in the following table:
Years of Service
Officer
20 & Over 10-20
3-10
Under 3
Total
Senior Officers (Overseas)
22
99
2
123
Senior Officers (Local)
4
14
18
Junior Officers (Overseas)
10
111
173
119
413
Junior Officers (Local)
58
158
184
137
537
94
382
359
256
1,091
10