About ICAC
About ICAC
The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) was established on 15 February 1974 with the enactment of the Independent Commission Against Corruption Ordinance (Cap 204).
Since its establishment, the ICAC has been adopting a "three-pronged" strategy in fighting corruption effectively through law enforcement, prevention and education. With the unwavering support of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, the ICAC will persist in its anti-corruption mission with the community, and foster international cooperation among anti-corruption agencies worldwide to advance towards another new milestone in promoting probity.
In order to perform the statutory function of the ICAC to suppress corruption and promote integrity, ICAC officers will be assigned with different duties focusing in law enforcement, systemic prevention, community education and international cooperation.
- Investigate corruption and related crimes
- Support prosecution work
- Examine the risk of corruption in public and private sectors
- Suggest anti-corruption systems and measures
- Implement preventive education and promote anti-corruption messages
- Enlist public support and root the culture of probity
- International training and collaboration
- Anti-corruption studies and research
Career Path and Pay Scale
The ICAC provides a structured career framework with clear progression pathways and a competitive pay scale in line with the responsibilities and professional standards of the Commission.
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