General Enquiries
What does the CPIB do
The CPIB is the only agency that is authorised to investigate into corruption offences.
Besides investigating into corruption offences, the CPIB also aims to prevent corruption in both the public and private sectors.
I noticed that the CPIB also investigate non-corruption offences. What is that so?
Under the Prevention of Corruption Act 1960, the CPIB is empowered to investigate non-corruption related seizable offences which are disclosed in the course of investigating corruption offences.
What is a seizable offence?
Seizable offences refer to offences where the persons committing the offences can be arrested without a warrant of arrest. Non-seizable offences are those where a warrant of arrest has to be obtained before the arrest can be made.
How do I check if there are any job vacancies at the CPIB?
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