Chapter 97: Ding Feng Stan

There is such a place where every Hong Kong people are proud of each other. The story about her has been brought to the screen and the big screen countless times. The so-called sings of the people in ancient times, and in today's society, it means this. icac. The Office of the Governor's Special Independent Commission Against Corruption before 1997, and the Office of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Independent Commission Against Corruption after 1997. Careful readers will find that the beginning of this chapter is extremely rare in this book, not the ethereal freehand painting like prose but an extremely plain narrative. Well, you can treat this as a tribute to such an institution and the people working hard in it. Or you are conveying such a shameful confession; the beauty of the words is all about your actions...

For the Department of Corruption Prevention, the visit of He Feilong, a gangster-level figure, was definitely an accident. Put down the coffee in front of He Feilong (Well, the coffee from the ICAC is really not very famous!), Chen Gangsheng, the director of the Department of Corruption Prevention, was very calm and calm. The big brother of the club who should be considered an extremely dangerous person in front of him said with a sarcastic joke, "Mr. He, if you are going to surrender, I think you have come to the wrong place. Of course, I am very willing to send a car to take you to me."

His face was made blue by Chen Gangsheng's opening remark and white neon light for a while. He Feilong suppressed his emotions and said awkwardly, "Sir Chen was joking."

"The sir, don't dare to take it. Tell me what you are trying to do, but I want to remind you that if you say something in the next conversation involves crime or obstructs judicial justice, you will definitely be submitted to the court as evidence to prosecute you in the future." Chen Gangsheng, who did not give He Feilong any face, said this. He did not absolutely have any problems with a member of the community, because his work itself is his strongest confidence.

I would like to emphasize here: different from the organizational structure of the mainland, the ICAC has a considerable space for independence. The independence of the ICAC is also the institutional reason for its success. This independence can be summarized into four aspects, namely institutional independence, personnel independence, financial independence and case handling independence. First, institutional independence means that the ICAC does not belong to any government department, and its highest official "Integrity Commissioner" is directly appointed by the highest chief executive of Hong Kong. Secondly, personnel independence, that is, the ICAC Commissioner has complete personnel rights,

Staff in the Department adopt the employment system, not civil servants, and are not subject to the jurisdiction of the Civil Service Commission. Again, financial independence means that the ICAC funds are approved by the highest executive director of Hong Kong and are separately allocated in the government budget, and are not subject to other government departments. Finally, independent case handling means that the ICAC has the independent investigative powers granted by the ICAC Ordinance, the Anti-Bribery Ordinance, and the Election (Fraud and Illegal Acts) Ordinance, including search, seizure, arrest, interrogation, etc., and may also use force if necessary, and it is illegal to resist or obstruct the investigative person.

The above four independences have enabled the ICAC to cut off the connection between the various departments that may be constrained from the system and operation, thus making it possible to investigate the anti-corruption campaign.

The Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption is an independent administrative agency based on the separation of powers, rule of law, and democratic supervision of society, and it exists on judicial neutrality and its own administrative independence. It is very different from the internal party ideological institutions of the Anti-Corruption and Bribery Bureau in Mainland China, the nature of the law enforcement policy of the three-power cooperation of courts is very different, so it cannot be compared and cannot be described as "similar to the Anti-Corruption and Bribery Bureau in Mainland China". It is because the judicial system in Mainland China is not neutral, and the Anti-Corruption and Bribery Bureau cannot be independent of administrative agencies and political parties and has no democratic supervision, so it cannot exist various "advisory committees" and be supervised by the public. When the case is tried, it cannot be fair, neutral, and impartial. Therefore, the Anti-Corruption and Bribery Bureau cannot enforce the law as efficiently as IAC, turning the Mainland of China into as honest as Hong Kong. Or perhaps, this is also the essential difference between institutional society and social relations in a country.

A wry smile and a miserable look exploded on He Feilong's face. Maybe he remembered the son's mat a few days ago and cried. In front of the comfort of the flesh, the so-called scheming seemed so useless, and said, "Sir Chen, I think you may have misunderstood. I am not here today for the sake of the brothers in the community. To be honest, I am here to report it."

"Haha? Report? This is not new. Are you planning to frame someone who targets you Hexing? Feilong, I advise you to save money. This trick was ruined by your seniors in the 1980s." Sitting back on his chair, Chen Gangsheng said disdainfully. Reporting agents' various crimes and misconduct is indeed a common trick used by gangsters to disgust and frame police officers who are not good for him.

Perhaps he was not even in a mood to refute, He Feilong took out a file bag from his bag and handed it to Chen Gangsheng. His hands were a little trembling because he knew clearly that from this moment on, he had no way out.

Chen Gangsheng took it in surprise, browsed, browsed again, until the coffee was cooled, and tried to calm down for a while, he said, "You can't say it, but I still want to know why you did this. If you are going to perfunctory me with conscience, you should stop talking."

A brighter bitter smile was the only thing He Feilong could give.

"Okay." After breathing, Chen Gangsheng said solemnly, "Since you can hand over this thing to me, I think you must have given everything you have come, so I won't give you the time to call. Now, the Independent Commission Against Corruption has officially seized you. As for the information on your reporting materials, we will verify it one by one. In addition, I hope you can actively cooperate with our investigation and evidence collection work. After all, the case will be cleared one day earlier, and you will be able to regain your freedom one day earlier."

"Sir Chen, I want to give you a word in order for my life to be better." He Feilong said as the conversation was about to end.

"You said." Chen Gangsheng had no reason not to listen to what such a person wanted to say at such a moment.

"The things recorded here are true directly about me, and some of them that have nothing to do with me are also true. And no matter who is involved, how high the officials, or even the mainland officials, you can check them with confidence and boldness. Those obstacles you are worried about will help you settle. Just pass on what that comrade *** said to me to you; the result of this matter is actually already, and what is needed now is just a process." He sighed, no matter whether he was about to die, at least He Feilong said this good word.

Chen Gangsheng was stunned and walked out of the office door thoughtfully, but it didn't seem too abrupt. After all, there were indeed too many things that he needed to think about.

Wang Fei was busy with the food for the two of them at noon in the kitchen. The only male animal in the villa wrote a line of words on the giant book stand with small leaves of red sandalwood and agarwood carvings. "In the first few months before the return, heavy rain hit the city, sitting upright in the pavilion, looking at the flies and dogs in a mess, and the bamboo buds in my chest were prosperous, and my spirit was calm. I pretended to be like this. I didn't see the red water of the Xiang River, and I leaned on the small building to smell the wind and fishy wind. The evil officials and bandits were as fierce as evil. Who is afraid? A sea of ​​blood is rafting on a boat."

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(There are fewer words, more information, and it is a little late. I'm sorry. In addition, this introduction and half of the poem took about an hour.)
Chapter completed!