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40. Rewards paid for meritorious service to members of the public amounted to $6,761.35.

CONDITIONS OF SERVICE

41. Details of conditions of service are shown at Appendices 4 and 5.

LENGTH OF SERVICE

42. The length of service of various categories of members of the Force at the end of the year is shown in the following table:

Years of Service

Officers

20 & over· 10-20

3-10 Under 3 Total

Senior Officers (Overseas)

22

80

1

1

104

Senior Officers (Local)

2

14

16

Junior Officers (Overseas)

16

93

172

113

394

Junior Officers (Local)

26

93

179

124

422

66

280

352

238

936

Years of Service

Rank & File

20 & over

10-20

3-10 Under 3

Total

Cantonese

330

3,061

2,457

2,321

8,169

Northern Chinese

48

379

24

451

Pakistani

24

89

42

155

Portuguese

5

10

15

Women Police

37

167

250

454

407

3,576

2,690 2,571

9,244

HOUSING AND BUILDINGS

43. Senior officers are mainly housed in non-departmental quarters but there are 32 departmental quarters available for holders of certain duty posts.

44. There are 432 married junior officers, 194 expatriate and 238 non-expatriate. Of these, all expatriate and 203 non-expatriate officers are housed in departmental quarters.

45. Details of new buildings and quarters are given at Appendix 6 and details of new buildings in various stages of planning or construc- tion at the end of the year are listed at Appendix 7.

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