The Anti-Corruption Office completed the 60 initial investigations outstanding at the end of 1970 and continued the 15 further investigations begun in that year. 176 long term investigations begun in earlier years were continued and 15 new such investigations were commenced in 1971. The Target Committee Report for this year referred to ‘an additional 59 allied investigations' being started. These arose from enquiries into complaints under investigation in the course of the year.
Total Number of Reports Received:
A. Anonymous Complaints Alleging Corruption: B. Reports unconnected with Corruption:
1972
747
19
A.
C. Non-anonymous complaints alleging Corruption:
(i) Anonymous complaints containing insufficient
information to warrant further investigation: (ii) Anonymous complaints containing usable in-
formation:
401
Total: 1,167
698
49
Total: 747
Directed against:
C. Non-anonymous complaints alleging corruption:
(i) Police:
164
(ii) Miscellaneous Government
Departments:
166
(iii) Public:
71
Total: 401
Disposal of Other Complaints AlleGING CORRUPTION
N.F.A. by T.C. or D.A.C.
Referred
Target
No. of Allegations
(Initial investigation revealed further enquiry
elsewhere
Court
for further
To be investigated
Further investigation required
Total
would be unproductive)
action
Police
164
83
45
18
12
6
164
Misc. Govt. Depts.
166
84
46
9
18
9
166
Public
71
31
14
21
2
3
71
Total
401
198
105
48
32
18
401
The Anti-Corruption Office completed the 41 initial investigations outstanding at the end of 1971 and continued the 23 further investigations begun in that year. 191 long term investigations begun in earlier years were continued and 47 new investigations of this type were commenced largely as a result of the decision that "C" Division should examine individual officers suspected of having unexplainable wealth. The discrepancy between the Target Committee's Report of 1250 cases and that of 1167 reports given above results from a number of reports referring to more than one suspect and additional suspects arising in the course of current investigations.
1st January 1973-30th April 1973
Total Number of Reports Received:
B. Reports unconnected with Corruption:
A. Anonymous Complaints Alleging Corruption:
189
58
C. Other complaints alleging Corruption:
137
Total: 384
A.
(i) Anonymous Complaints containing insufficient
information on which to base an enquiry:
171
(ii) Anonymous Complaints containing usable in-
formation:
18
Total: 189
C. Other complaints alleging corruption:
Directed against:
(i) Police:
58
(ii) Miscellaneous Government
Departments:
53
(iii) Public:
26
Total: 137
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