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Commissions Against Corruption Office reopens in Taipa
Macao News > Law & Crime > Commissions Against Corruption Office reopens in Taipa

Commissions Against Corruption Office reopens in Taipa Link copied

Refurbished office aims to educate young people and civic associations, and features an extensive hi-tech exhibition area.

CCAC Taipa Office
CCAC officials attend the Taipa branch office's reopening ceremony - Photo courtesy of Commission Against Corruption
2 March 20222 March 2022 BY STAFF REPORTER
BY STAFF REPORTER2 March 20222 March 2022

The Commission Against Corruption (CCAC) has reopened its Branch Office in Taipa after finishing the interior renovation.

The reopening ceremony was officiated by Commissioner Against Corruption Chan Tsz King, the statement noted.

The office has been “re-positioned” as “an integrity education base for young people and civic associations”, and will strengthen communication with residents in the area. The “probity culture” in the community, the CCAC underlined, is also to be enhanced.

The refurbished facilities include a reception desk and room to submit complaints. A new multimedia exhibition area which has an “investigator interactive experience zone” was also added, featuring a simulated statement-taking room and a simulated identification parade room, and evidence and weapon displays, as well as some augmented reality and virtual reality games and “investigator training motion games”.

The special training activities and interactive multimedia facilities are expected to enable participants to better understand the commission’s work and the community’s “probity culture”, The Macau Post Daily reported.

 

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