The workshop, for this week, targets senior government officials responsible for leading and managing integrity investigations at the respective work places.
This is the first ever Major Investigation Management Workshop for the Solomon Islands Law Enforcement community that aims to enhance senior investigator's skills in managing major crime operations and to provide reports to their superiors.
The objective of the training is to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to effectively lead and manage integrity investigations and to identify emerging issues within an integrity environment which will develop senior investigators into crime managers.
This program has been running since 2004 but has only been delivered in other parts of the region such as Indonesia, the Philippines, Vanuatu and now the Solomon Islands.
The workshop is attended by senior investigators and representatives from various government agencies which include the: Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources;
Correctional Services; Ministry of Justice and Legal Affairs; Inland Revenue Division; Office of the Ombudsman; Leadership Code Commission; Director of Public Prosecutions; Ministry of Forests; Public Service Commission; Immigrations; RAMSI PPF and RSIPF.
Apart from the technical aspects of the program curriculum, one of the main benefits of course was the significant networking opportunity which will bring about a greater co-operation between agencies in the law enforcement community.
Source: Press Release, Police Media Unit
First Joint Integrity Investigation Workshop Held
Several members of the Royal Solomon Island Police Force (RSIPF) with investigators from various government agencies are participating in a joint Integrity Investigation workshop currently held at the Kitano Mendana Hotel.
Acing Commissioner,Walter Kola (left) and Deputy Commissioner Wayne Buchhorn (2nd from left) with Workshop participants and facilitators at the Kitano Mendana Hotel.
Source: Police Media Unit
What do you think? Any Comments?
Write your own Letter to the Editor.
Disclaimer: Solomon Times Online may edit or delete your comment and cannot guarantee that all submissions will be published or remain online. The comments expressed on these pages are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Solomon Times Online.

