Supported and funded by the Police Staff Motivation Scheme of Service Quality Wing, different formations and units have organised a wide-range of activities in a bid to enhance service quality.
MEDIV
Marine East Division (MEDIV) held a Nautical Knowledge and Professional Seamanship Competition at MEDIV Base on February 13 for helping the contestants share experiences and seamanship skills, strengthening teamwork and fostering a sense of belonging to MEDIV. Marine Regional Commander Kwok Yam-shu chaired an adjudication panel.
The competition focused on core Marine Police skills, including rescue, seamanship, fire fighting at sea, engineering, and general maritime knowledge. Four teams comprising 20 officers competed in the competition. Following a closely fought contest, Patrol Sub-unit (PSU) 1 clinched the championship, with Inshore PSU and PSU 2 taking second and third places respectively.
YTDIST
Sergeant Wong Kai-wing from Yau Tsim District (YTDIST) Police Community Relations Office is the Overall Champion and the champion of the YTDIST Headquarters category of YTDIST's Quality Service - Book Mark Design Competition held between last September and this March for upholding the Force's pledge to provide quality services.
Police Constable Cheng Ki-fung is the champion of the Tsim Sha Tsui Division category of the competition, while the team led by Senior Inspector Tang Lap-shing captured the title of the Yau Ma Tei Division category.
An adjudication panel headed by District Commander Kwok Pak-chung selected the winners with the criteria of theme, aesthetics and composition, and creativity. The competition attracted over 20 designs from over 50 participants from Tsim Sha Tsui Division, Yau Ma Tei Division and YTDIST Headquarters.
PLO
The staff of Police Licensing Office (PLO) came up with 15 suggestions during PLO's Staff Suggestion Campaign held from October to December last year. The suggestions cover counter service, information technology, records management, and external and internal communications.
The co-champions of the campaign are Sergeant Li Lai-yee and Clerical Assistant Yeung Leung-hei, both of whom have suggested improving the samples of forms and supporting documents in order to facilitate applicants' submissions and boost efficiency in processing.
A selection panel chaired by Chief Superintendent (Support) and Senior Superintendent (Support) selected the best submissions based on the criteria of cost and benefit, feasibility and extent of coverage.
