Day 1
11 May 2015 (Monday)
09:00
Opening Ceremony
Welcoming Remarks
Mr Simon Y L Peh, SBS, IDSM
Commissioner, ICAC, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, People's Republic of China
Opening Address
The Honourable C Y Leung, GBM, GBS, JP
The Chief Executive, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, People's Republic of China
Keynote Address
The Importance of the Rule of Law to a Corruption-Free Future
The Honourable Mr Justice Joseph Paul Fok
Permanent Judge, Court of Final Appeal, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, People's Republic of China
Keynote Address
Turning the Page: A New Rule Book
Mr Leonard Frank McCarthy
Vice President, Integrity Vice Presidency, The World Bank Group
Keynote Address
Grand Corruption, No Impunity and the Need for Innovation in the Fight against Corruption
Ms Natalia Soebagjo
Member, Board of Directors, Transparency International
Break
Keynote Address
An Innovative and Focused Approach in a Concerted Effort to Sustain the Fight Against Corruption
Mr GUO Xingwang
Director-General, International Cooperation Department, The Supreme People’s Procuratorate, People’s Republic of China
Keynote Address
European Anti-Fraud Office OLAF: Fight Against Transnational Fraud and Corruption
Keynote Address
Learning Points from the SFO's Experience of Investigating and Prosecuting Bribery and Corruption
12:35
Lunch
14:30
Plenary Session (1)
Battles are Won, but the Fight Continues Transforming Anti-Corruption Agency Towards Battling Against Corruption
Tan Sri Haji Abu Kassim bin Mohamed
Chief Commissioner, Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission, Malaysia
Fighting Corruption: Past, Present and the Future
Australia – Fighting Corruption with Our Partners
Ms Linda Champion
Commander
Manager Fraud & Anti-corruption, Australian Federal Police, Australia Break
FBI’s Proactive Global Approach to Combat International Corruption
Mr George "Ren" McEachern
Acting Unit Chief, International Corruption Unit, Federal Bureau of Investigation, United States of America
Combating Corruption with the Community – A Law Enforcement Perspective
Mr Ryan WONG Sai Chiu, IDS
Deputy Commissioner and Head of Operations, ICAC, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, People's Republic of China
Panel Discussion
18:00
Cocktail
N201, Level 2, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
18:45
Welcoming Dinner
Day 2
12 May 2015 (Tuesday)
09:00
Keynote Address
Corruption, Open Government and the Rule of Law
09:30
Plenary Session (2)
Corporate Governance – the Best Way Forward Mr Albert AU Siu Cheung, BBS
Chairman of Corruption Prevention Advisory Committee, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, People's Republic of China
Values: The Best Tool for Corporate Governance
The Siemens Story – Part II – Sustaining Clean Business
Mr Mark Gough
Regional Head Asia Australia, Compliance Case Handling, Siemens Pte Limited
Break
The African Development Bank; Enforcing Anti-Corruption and Promoting Integrity
Ms Anna Bossman
Director, Integrity and Anti-Corruption Department, African Development Bank
Enhancing Corporate Governance in the Public and Private Sectors
Mr TSE Man Shing, BBS, JP
Director of Corruption Prevention, ICAC, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, People's Republic of China
Panel Discussion
12:35
Lunch
14:30
Plenary Session (3)
The Great Convergence – Engaging the Public A Legacy of Transparency: Encouraging Citizen Oversight for an Accountable Government
Ms Shelley Finlayson
Chief of Staff and Program Counsel, United States Office of Government Ethics, United States of America
Conversation not Broadcasting – Engaging the Public in the Fight Against Corruption through Social Media
Mr Donald Steel
Reputation and Crisis Management Expert
Former Chief Media Spokesman, British Broadcasting Corporation, United Kingdom Communicating with Social Media to Make Corruption Obsolete
Applying the Technology of Transparent Times to Inspire Informed Citizens Break
Public Against Corruption – GRECO's Experience
Mr Marin Mrčela
President, Group of States Against Corruption, Council of Europe
Justice, Criminal Law Department, Supreme Court, Croatia Community Engagement and Value Education – A Target-Oriented Approach to Transform Public Attitude Against Corruption in Hong Kong
Mr Raymond NG Kwok Ming
Acting Director of Community Relations, ICAC, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, People's Republic of China
Panel Discussion
Day 3
13 May 2015 (Wednesday)
09:00
Keynote Address
An Iron Hand on Corruption and a Win-Win Cooperative Approach
Mr FU Kui
Deputy Director General, National Corruption Prevention Bureau, People’s Republic of China
Director General, International Cooperation Department, Central Commission for Discipline Inspection of the Communist Party of China Keynote Address
Five Years of UNCAC Implementation Reviews: What have we learned?
Mr Dimitri Vlassis
Officer-in-Charge, Division for Treaty Affairs and Chief, Corruption and Economic Crime Branch, United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
10:00
Plenary Session (4)
Beyond Borders – Global Cooperation and New Insights Dr Eduardo Vetere
Vice President, International Association of Anti-Corruption Authorities
International and institutional Collaboration of External Control Bodies: Anti-Fraud Office of Catalonia
Ms Maite Masià i Ayala
Deputy Director, Anti-Fraud Office of Catalonia, Spain
Break
Royal Canadian Mounted Police's Network Approach to Organized Crime's Infiltration of Public and Private Institutions
Mr Wayne Rideout
Assistant Commissioner of Criminal Operations for Investigative Services and Organized Crime (ISOC) - “E” Div., Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Canada
Global Cooperation – Ways & Means
Ms Julie Read
Chief Executive and Director, Serious Fraud Office, New Zealand
The World Bank's Efforts to Globalize the Fight Against Corruption: Successes and Challenges
Mr Stephen Zimmermann
Director of Operations, Integrity Vice Presidency, The World Bank Group
Panel Discussion
13:05
Closing Address
Mr Simon Y L Peh, SBS, IDSM
Commissioner, ICAC, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, People's Republic of China
ICAC Visit
Web Accessibility Non-conformance Statement The ICAC is committed to ensuring that its websites conform to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 Level AA requirements to the maximum extent possible. However, as this website contains archive materials that are not frequently used, not all level accessibility features have been incorporated. For enquiry, please email us at symposium@icac.org.hk. We will try our best to provide the information in a format accessible to you. |
|
Snapshots 
Welcoming Remarks
