When they saw their boss and the senior officers arrive, the officers stationed outside the conference room immediately pushed the doors open.
Leading his men inside, Zhou Quan noticed an obvious change in the conference room at first glance.
More precisely, it was the attendees' identity nameplates.
A Management Meeting of the National Security Department naturally could not be handled as casually as an all-officers meeting, where convenience came first.
During Management Meetings, everyone had an assigned seat, with their own identity nameplate placed before them.
For instance, the nameplate in front of T Group Deputy Commander Pang Yik-hang's seat had read "CIP Pang Yik-hang," indicating his rank of chief inspector in the Police Force.
Now, Pang Yik-hang's seat remained in its original position.
But the contents of his identity nameplate had changed considerably.
"SP Pang Yik-hang"-the abbreviation for a superintendent in the Police Force, a member of the commissioned ranks entitled to wear the Bauhinia insignia.
Chun had followed Sir Kwan for nearly ten years, rising steadily from an ordinary plainclothes officer to become an undisputed senior officer in the Police Force.
Over the years, Chun's personal efforts had certainly mattered, but Sir Kwan's support had been just as crucial.
The young men Zhou Quan had personally trained and mentored had now all successfully entered the Police Force's commissioned ranks.
This meant that the Zhou Faction, headed by Zhou Quan, had now become a force of considerable influence within the entire Police Force.
"The ranks for the deputy commanders of each group have been finalized?"
Zhou Quan's steps paused briefly, and a delighted smile curved his lips.
"Boss, the Personnel Department issued all the appointment warrants on the third day after you left Hong Kong Island."
Luo Danian, whom Zhou Quan had personally appointed to oversee the National Security