Although Kong Chi Lap had only just taken up the post of National Security Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police, he was already a veteran of the National Security System.
From Police Force Senior Superintendent through Police Force Assistant Commissioner, Kong Chi Lap had served within the National Security Department.
How could he possibly be unfamiliar with the National Security Department's organizational structure and the abilities of its commanders at every level?
Full responsibility for the National Security Department's restructuring and reorganization plan was entrusted to Kong Chi Lap.
Neither Zhou Quan nor Luo Danian had any concerns whatsoever.
Most importantly, how could Kong Chi Lap not understand what his boss and his superior had in mind?
Zhou Quan had not explicitly named the commanders at each level within the National Security Department during the Police Force Management Meeting.
In reality, however, all these upgraded posts and ranks were promotion opportunities reserved for their own trusted men.
Provided the promotion requirements and procedures were met, Kong Chi Lap would naturally look after their own trusted men as well.
Under Kong Chi Lap's restructuring and reorganization plan, the names of the National Security Department's Three Major Departments remained unchanged, but all their subordinate working groups were expanded into branch-level units within the Police Force.
The former T Group of the Operations Security Department was officially designated the Special Intelligence Operations Branch, while retaining its familiar internal designation of T Group.
Its commander, Pang Yik-hang, was promoted to Police Force Senior Superintendent and continued as head of the Special Intelligence Operations Branch.
At the same time, a Senior Superintendent post was added to serve as deputy head of the Special Intelligence Operations Branch.
Guan Zu, a leading officer under Pang Yik-hang, was naturally the rightful choice for that position.
The other squad commanders