Since the end of 1970s, the Independent Commission Against Corruption has started to hold the Chief Investigator Command Course, which has developed into an important leadership and management training course, enjoying a high reputation among international law enforcement agencies and an international perspective. On June 27th, 2009, 165438+ held the graduation ceremony of the 29th Chief Investigator Command Course. In addition to the staff from many local governments and law enforcement agencies, there are 27 students from many overseas anti-corruption, law enforcement and other related agencies. In a certain course, in addition to seven Hong Kong ICAO officials, the trainees also included three Guangdong Provincial People's Procuratorate officials from Shaanxi Province and representatives of Macao ICAO. In addition, the Internal Revenue Service of the US Treasury and the Anti-Corruption Office of Bhutan sent personnel to participate in the course for the first time. Other senior overseas officials who participated in the course included the European Anti-Fraud Office, the World Bank, the Serious and Organized Crime Bureau of the United Kingdom, the Corruption Investigation Bureau of Singapore, the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission, the Australian Customs, the Australian Federal Police, the Western Australian Anti-Corruption Bureau and the Indonesian Anti-Corruption Bureau. Other local students are from the Hong Kong Police Force, Immigration Department, Customs and Excise Department, Correctional Services Department, Fire Services Department and Securities and Futures Commission.