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香港廉政公署;;The?Independent Commission Against Corruption?(ICAC) of Hong Kong was established according to?Independent Commission Against Corruption Ordinance on 15 February 1974, a disciplinary force and law enforcement agency to function independently and be directly accountable to the?Chief Executive.Its main aim was to fight?corruption?,?using a three-pronged approach of law enforcement, prevention and education.It’s respondents in the initial stage was limited to civil servants, and later extended to public institutions, and includes all the private sector. ;Mission Statement 使命宣言;Sir Jack Cater the founding Commissioner of the ICAC 姬达爵士 首任廉政专员;ICAC former office, used from 1978 until 2007;Do you want coffee?;In the 1960s and 70s,corruption was rampant in the public sector. Corruption was particularly serious in the Police Force. Many in the community had fallen victim to corruption. And yet, they swallowed their anger. Corruption had become a major social problem in Hong Kong and the communitys patience was running thin. Public resentment escalated to new heights when a corrupt expatriate police officer under investigation was able to flee Hong Kong. The case proved to be the last straw.;Controlling assets of over HK$4.3 million, Peter Godber, a Chief Police Superintendent, was under investigation in 1973. It was suspected that his unearned wealth had been obtained from corrupt means. But Godber managed to slip out of the territory undetected during the week given to him by the Attorney General to explain the source of his assets. Godbers escape unleashed a public outcry. Protesters with slogans like Fight Corruption, Arrest Godber insisted that Godber be extradited to stand trial.;The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) was established in February 1974. The ICACs first important task was to bring Godber to justice. In early 1975, Godber was extradited from England to stand trial. The charges were a conspiracy offence and one of accepting bribes.