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Investigation Officer Grade P12

Investigation Officer Grade P12 conducts investigations into cases of corruption and abuse of power involving the economic interests and revenue of the nation.

Tasks

Analysing, planning, and formulating policies for open investigations involving the economic interests and revenue of the nation, conducting investigations into sensitive corruption cases, and reviewing and prepares investigation reports.

Planning, monitoring, and supervising activities of the Special Intelligence Branch, Risk Branch, Surveillance Branch, Project Implementation Branch, Zone Control Branch, Technical Services Branch, and Intelligence Administration Branch, including the collection of information on corruption, misappropriation, and abuse of power.

Designing and publishing anti-corruption publications and exhibition materials for community education programmes.

Planning, implementing, supervising, coordinating, and evaluating branch activities; conducting inspections of practices, systems, and procedures of public bodies, providing advisory services and monitoring, and preparing inputs for intelligence and investigation activities.

Analysing international corruption issues and studies for research and planning purposes.

Planning, developing modules, and leading training programmes, including Forensic Accounting, Forensic Construction, and Forensic Computer courses.

Managing physical security, documents, personnel, armaments, detention facilities, escorts, witness protection, authority cards, security passes, and access to BPR offices.

Supervising information management and disciplinary matters, ensuring complaints, Corruption Reporting Information System (C-RIS), Toll-Free Line (TAP), and daily reports from the Information Receiving Unit (UMM) are handled accurately, and monitoring disciplinary cases involving officers and staff.

Performing scheduled and assigned duties as directed by senior officers, managing officer assignments in branches/units, and assisting the Unit Head and Branch Head in overseeing divisional activities.

Serving as a Parliamentary officer and executing directives from senior authorities as required.