15 March 2018
At the meeting with “The Association of Heads of Secondary Schools of Tsuen Wan, Kwai Chung & Tsing Yi District”, Mr Richard Yu (Secretary-General) gave an introduction to the attending principals and other representatives from the education sector on the IPCC’s work, the two-tier police complaints system, as well as the IPCC’s school programme.
17 January 2018
Ms Rebecca Luk (Deputy Secretary-General, Management) attended the Yau Tsim Mong District School Liaison Committee working group meeting, and exchange views on the IPCC school programme with principals.
8 January 2018
At the Eastern District School Liaison Committee meeting, Ms Ann So Lai-Chun, Ms Ann Au Chor-kwan and Ms Rebecca Luk (Deputy Secretary-General, Management) introduced the IPCC's work, the two-tier police complaints system, and shared the experience of the IPCC school programme with attending principals.
7 November 2017
At the Southern District Joint Schools Conference meeting, Mr Richard Yu (Secretary-General) introduced the work of the IPCC, the two-tier police complaints system and shared the IPCC's school pilot programme with attending members.
2 November 2017
Mr Richard Yu (Secretary-General) was invited by the Department of Journalism of Hong Kong Baptist University as the guest speaker at their major course lecture. In addition to introducing the functions and role of the IPCC, he also discussed with students several complaint cases and the use of Body Worn Video Cameras by the Police.
3 October 2017
Mr Richard Yu (Secretary-General) was invited by the Department of Journalism and Communication of Hong Kong Shue Yan University to attend their General Assembly and introduced the functions and role of the IPCC. He was also interviewed by the “Shue Yan Media Lab” to discuss the independent and impartial vetting procedures of the IPCC.
20 September 2017
Miss Lisa Lau Man-man (Chairman of the Publicity and Survey Committee), together with Mr Richard Yu (Secretary-General) and Ms Rebecca Luk (Deputy Secretary-General, Management), attended the Council of Central & Western District School Heads meeting. They introduced the work of the IPCC and the current two-tier police complaints system, and shared the experience of the IPCC school pilot programme with attending members.
19 September 2017
Mr Richard Yu (Secretary-General) attended the North District Secondary School Headmasters Conference, introducing the work of the IPCC and the two-tier police complaints system, as well as sharing the experience gained in the IPCC school pilot programme.
13 September 2017
At the meeting of Association of Secondary School Heads (Tai Po District), Mr Clement Chan Kam-wing and Mr Richard Yu (Secretary-General) gave a presentation on the statutory functions of the IPCC and the two-tier police complaints system. Both parties also exchanged views on the IPCC school pilot programme.
1 September 2017
Mr Herman Hui Chung-shing, Mr Richard Ho Kam-wing and representatives of the IPCC Secretariat were invited to attend a meeting with Mr Boon Tapanadul, the Ombudsman, as well as the delegation of the Office of the Ombudsman of Thailand. Both sides exchanged views on the monitoring and handling of public complaints.
23 June 2017
Mr Richard Yu (Secretary-General) was invited by Ta Kung International Media College to give a lecture to the delegation from Yunnan Province Bureau for Letters and Calls. Mr Yu expounded on the work and functions of IPCC, and highlighted the merits of the Hong Kong police complaints system, as well as the independent and impartial review procedures of the Council by sharing real complaint cases.
16 June 2017
At the meeting of Sham Shui Po District School Liaison Committee, Ms Ann So Lai-Chun, Dr Eric Cheng Kam-chung and Mr Richard Yu (Secretary-General) gave a presentation on the work of IPCC and the two-tier police complaints system. Both parties also exchanged views on the IPCC pilot school programme.
13 June 2017
Mr Larry Kwok Lam-kwong (Chairman), Mr Tony Tse Wai-chuen (Vice-Chairman) and Mr Richard Yu (Secretary-General) met with the delegation led by Mr Su Quangui, head of the Supervision Committee of Guangdong Provincial Public Security Department. The two-tier police complaints system in Hong Kong, as well as the structure and functions of IPCC were introduced at the meeting.
12 June 2017
Ms Ann So Lai-Chun and Mr Richard Yu (Secretary-General) attended the meeting of Wan Chai District Headmasters’ Conference, introducing the work of IPCC and the current two-tier police complaints system, as well as sharing the experience gained in the IPCC pilot school programme.
9 June 2017
At the Kwun Tong Schools Liaison Committee meeting, Dr Eric Cheng Kam-chung and Mr Richard Yu (Secretary-General) introduced the work of IPCC and the two-tier police complaints system in Hong Kong. The two -parties also shared views on the IPCC school programme for the next academic year.
28-31 May 2017
The IPCC Secretariat sent one senior vetting officer and one vetting officer to St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada to attend the annual conference organised by the Canadian Association for Civilian Oversight of Law Enforcement (CACOLE). This year’s theme was “Civilian Oversight – Perspectives from the Inside Out”. The conference provided a platform for attendees to share views on policing and complaint handling issues.
11 May 2017
Mr Johnny Yu Wah-yung and Mr Richard Yu (Secretary-General) attended the Sai Kung & Tseung Kwan O Secondary School Heads Association meeting. They introduced the two-tier police complaints system and work of the IPCC, and looked forward to members' support to the IPCC in continuing the school pilot programme in the next academic year.
10 May 2017
Mr Richard Yu (Secretary-General) attended the Wong Tai Sin District School Liaison Committee meeting. They introduced the two-tier police complaints system and work of the IPCC, and shared the experience in the IPCC's school pilot programme with members.
9 May 2017
Mr Johnny Yu Wah-yung and Mr Richard Yu (Secretary-General) attended the Kowloon City District School Principal's Liaison Committee meeting. They introduced the two-tier police complaints system and work of the IPCC, and exchanged views on the school pilot programme with members.
7 April 2017
IPCC Members were invited by the Chief Executive to attend a courtesy luncheon in the Government House.
