Becoming a major client of the DOA Foundation, and thereby gaining close access to that Mr. Gao.
This required not only an intelligence operative with sufficient status and standing, but also control over a sufficiently large sum of money.
After all, the series of criminal activities the DOA Foundation was secretly involved in were all related to money laundering transactions.
Without enough money, there would be no chance of appearing before Mr. Gao at all.
Zhou Quan could use his authority to apply to the Hong Kong Monetary Authority for these funds.
However, to ensure the operation remained secret.
He still intended to draw directly on the New Wo Hing Group, or on the Zhou Foundation under his own name.
But in any case, Zhou Quan would definitely need to use the New Wo Hing Group's accounts and channels.
Lam Wai Lok held absolute controlling interest in the New Wo Hing Group, so the relevant procedures naturally could not be kept from him.
Zhou Quan simply chose not to conceal anything and spoke openly with Lam Wai Lok.
Regardless of where these funds were raised, although they would not actually be handed over to Mr. Gao, he would certainly have to be able to see them.
Without sufficient profit on offer, how could the intelligence operative Zhou Quan assigned possibly get close to Mr. Gao?
As for whether Lam Wai Lok might expose the Police Force's operation.
Zhou Quan had never worried about that question.
Ah Lok's attitude toward the Police Force-or, more precisely, his loyalty to Zhou Quan-had been borne out over nearly twenty years.
Of course, nothing in this world was absolutely certain.
Perhaps Lam Wai Lok would not betray Zhou Quan only because the benefits were insufficient.
But the DOA Foundation clearly could not offer enough to