27 March 2025
Ms Regina Lau (Deputy Secretary-General, Operations) introduced the IPCC’s statutory functions, SQII mechanism and stakeholder engagement activities at the Youth Development and Civic Education Committee meeting in Wong Tai Sin District.
2 March 2025
Ms Vivian Ho (Legal Adviser) and representatives from the Secretariat participated in the Central and Western District Youth Day to raise awareness among youth and the general public about the role of the IPCC, as well as the rights and responsibilities of a complainant.
24 January 2025
Ms Regina Lau (Deputy Secretary-General, Operations) introduced the IPCC’s statutory functions, SQII mechanism and stakeholder engagement activities at the Youth Development and Civic Education Committee meeting in Central and Western District.
18 January 2025
The IPCC was invited by the Eastern District Fight Crime Committee to participate in the "Eastern District Fight Crime Beat Drug and Support Rehabilitation cum Promotion of Basic Law Carnival". Ms Regina Lau (Deputy Secretary-General, Operations) served as the guest of honour at the event. At the carnival, the IPCC explained to the public how the SQIIs proposed by the Council can help the police enhance their service quality and reduce unnecessary complaints.
12 January 2025
The IPCC participated in the “Fight Crime, Beat Drugs Together” Urban Orienteering in Sham Shui Po. Through promotional videos, exhibitions and game booths, the Council aimed to deepen public understanding of complainants’ rights and responsibilities.
5 December 2024
Mr Chan Chak-ming (Chairman of the Legal Committee) received a delegation led by Mr Li Zijun, Deputy Commissioner of the National Public Complaints and Proposals Administration (NPCPA). During the meeting, IPCC representatives elaborated on the two-tier police complaints system in Hong Kong, while the NPCPA delegation shared the experience in handling public petitions in the Mainland.
9 November 2024
The IPCC participated in the Civic Education Day organised by the Wong Tai Sin District Youth Development and Civic Education Committee. Through educational exhibitions and game booths, the IPCC deepened public understanding of the Council’s work and statutory functions.
6 June & 11 September 2024
Hon Jimmy Ng Wing-ka (Vice-Chairman), Mr Chan Chak-ming (Chairman of the Legal Committee) and Mr Kevin Chan Wing-tak (Member of the Legal Committee) received the Mainland delegations participating in the training programmes organised by the Department of Justice. The IPCC introduced Hong Kong’s two-tier police complaints system to officials from various provincial and municipal units. The delegates also shared with the Council the law enforcement experiences of different agencies and the legal system in the Mainland.
9 May 2024
Hon Frankie Yick Chi-ming (Vice-Chairman), Hon Jimmy Ng Wing-ka (Vice-Chairman), Dr Daniel Chan Ching-yan (Chairman of the Publicity and Community Relations Committee), Ms Mabel Chan Mei-bo (Chairman of the Management Committee) and Mr Chan Chak-ming (Chairman of the Legal Committee) received the delegation of the Senate Special Select Committee on Governance, Integrity and Anti-Corruption of the Parliament of Malaysia. The Council gave a presentation on the statutory functions of the IPCC and exchanged views with the delegation regarding the handling of complaints in both places.
