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The numbers for manpower was sourced from the latest annual report 2004, and therefore should be fairly accurate as of the date stated. If the figure for any one of those needs to be updated, it will mean all of them needs to change too, since the "correct as at" date also needs to change to reflect it? What yah think? |
The numbers for manpower was sourced from the latest annual report 2004, and therefore should be fairly accurate as of the date stated. If the figure for any one of those needs to be updated, it will mean all of them needs to change too, since the "correct as at" date also needs to change to reflect it? What yah think? |
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== Removal of SPF crest == |
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I refer to your comment dated Dec on the above subject. |
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I am writing on behalf of my organisation, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) with regards to your webpage posting on the SPF's history. We noted that there were no requests seeking consent for the use of our SPF crest for use on this website. All requests to use the SPF crest will have to be submitted formally, either via our webmaster or in writing, to the head of the organisation. Each request will be assessed on a case basis. |
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We have previously written to Huai_Wei (the initial publisher of this wiki) on 24 Nov, informing him of the unauthorised use of image (i.e. SPF crest) and likely, information from our publications. We did not receive any acknowledgement to date. We are in the process of checking the content posted on the history of the SPF in your website to see if there are any infringement of published information that is copyrighted. |
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We will be seeking our legal counsel's advice regarding the unauthorised used of our corporate logo and information published by the SPF. While we acknowledge and appreciate the interest in our organisation's rich heritage, and the promotion of such knowledge in the interest of both academic and personal research, we believe that the individuals who sought to use such information should responsibly seek clearance and consent for use accordingly. Until such time, please refrain from posting the SPF crest on the website. |
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Regards |
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Seet Soo Chin (Miss) |
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Public Affairs Dept |
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Singapore Police Force |
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Revision as of 09:35, 22 December 2005
Manpower Figures
The numbers for manpower was sourced from the latest annual report 2004, and therefore should be fairly accurate as of the date stated. If the figure for any one of those needs to be updated, it will mean all of them needs to change too, since the "correct as at" date also needs to change to reflect it? What yah think?
Removal of SPF crest
I refer to your comment dated Dec on the above subject.
I am writing on behalf of my organisation, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) with regards to your webpage posting on the SPF's history. We noted that there were no requests seeking consent for the use of our SPF crest for use on this website. All requests to use the SPF crest will have to be submitted formally, either via our webmaster or in writing, to the head of the organisation. Each request will be assessed on a case basis.
We have previously written to Huai_Wei (the initial publisher of this wiki) on 24 Nov, informing him of the unauthorised use of image (i.e. SPF crest) and likely, information from our publications. We did not receive any acknowledgement to date. We are in the process of checking the content posted on the history of the SPF in your website to see if there are any infringement of published information that is copyrighted.
We will be seeking our legal counsel's advice regarding the unauthorised used of our corporate logo and information published by the SPF. While we acknowledge and appreciate the interest in our organisation's rich heritage, and the promotion of such knowledge in the interest of both academic and personal research, we believe that the individuals who sought to use such information should responsibly seek clearance and consent for use accordingly. Until such time, please refrain from posting the SPF crest on the website.
Regards
Seet Soo Chin (Miss)
Public Affairs Dept
Singapore Police Force