POLICE are likely to move officers between sensitive posts more frequently following last month's blitz on corruption.
A group of senior officers has been asked to look at all jobs considered prone to corruption, especially in gambling and vice, and to concentrate on the feasibility of speedier transfers.
This is in addition to a taskforce at deputy commissioner level to reduce police criminal activity.
In conjunction with the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), the force has long had a programme of rotation.
Although no decisions have been made, police sources say they are determined to highlight and eradicate flaws which may have encouraged recent corruption.
Officers attached to so-called sensitive police posts are rotated either annually or after 18 months.
'We consider these matters to be well in hand at the moment but, as a matter of course, we are reviewing this rotation policy,' one source said.