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Cnb Annual Bulletin 2019 Cnb Annual Bulletin 2019 Director’S Cnb’S Foreword Organisational Chart CENTRAL NARCOTICS CNB BUREAU ANNUAL BULLETIN 2019 393 NEW BRIDGE RD • SINGAPORE 088763 ENFORCE, EDUCATE, ENGAGE www.cnb.gov.sg fb.com/CNB.DrugFreeSG instagram.com/CNB.DrugFreeSG FOR A DRUG-FREE SINGAPORE A Singapore without drugs, where everyone can live, work and OUR play safely. CONTENTS VISION Our mission is to Enforce, Educate and Engage for a drug-free OUR Singapore. MISSION • In our rigorous Enforcement against drug activities, we prevent the proliferation of drugs through intelligence, operations and VISION, MISSION AND CORE VALUES 01 investigations, guided by robust laws and policies. We collaborate with our Home Team, local and international partners to stem the 02 DIRECTOR’S FOREWORD flow of drugs into and within Singapore. • Through Preventive Education, we educate the community on the CNB’S ORGANISATIONAL CHART 05 harms of drugs and strengthen the resilience of youths to stay drug-free. 08 FINANCIAL REPORT (FY 2018) • In our Engagement efforts, we work actively with the local community to garner strong societal support to create a SINGAPORE DRUG SITUATION 2019 09 Singapore without drugs. We also work with like-minded international partners to uphold the international space for a CNB TRANSFORMATION: ADVANCING TOGETHER INTO zero-tolerance approach against drugs. 18 THE NEXT-GEN CNB ENFORCE In line with the Home Team’s values of Honour and Unity, our 20 OUR fight against the scourge of drugs is a calling we answer with 21 – KEY OPERATIONS VALUES professionalism, integrity, dedication and courage. EDUCATE In our efforts, we also strive to care for and develop our officers, 24 and contribute to society. 25 – INCULCATING A DRUG-FREE LIFESTYLE 34 ENGAGE 35 – PARTNERING THE LOCAL COMMUNITY 54 – MAINTAINING STRONG INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 68 AWARDS 69 – CELEBRATING CNB’S SUCCESSES DIRECTOR’S DIRECTOR’S FOREWORD FOREWORD Enhanced Supervision and Rehabilitative Regime effectively engage the supervisees and imbue in them DIRECTOR’S pro-social behaviours, to prevent relapse and overcome In addition to the amendments, policy changes on how challenges to re-integration. first-time low-risk abusers and repeat abusers are FOREWORD managed were also adopted. LEVERAGING TECHNOLOGY TO BOOST Low-risk first-time abusers are placed on the Enhanced ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS Direct Supervision Order – which is a non-custodial programme. They will undergo compulsory counselling To ensure that CNB continues to remain effective in drug The Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) remains committed we used Augmented Reality technology to reach out to in addition to urine supervision. Moderate- and higher- enforcement, CNB leveraged technology and big data to a drug-free Singapore against a backdrop of challenges young people. We also ramped up outreach initiatives risk abusers are sent to the Drug Rehabilitation Centre extensively. In June 2019, CNB launched the first phase in the regional and global landscape. Locally, there are through schools, parents and our Anti-Drug Advocates, (DRC). Offenders who are serving a third time or more, of the Integrated Drug Administrative System II (IDEAS some key areas of concern. The proportion of first-time as well as on social media. There were also concerted can be placed under the rehabilitation regime if they are II) which allows officers to readily access operational drug abusers arrested who are below the age of 30 efforts to expand PDE outreach within our communities. pure abusers (i.e. those who only consumed drugs and information via this platform. IDEAS II incorporates remains significant at 62%. According to findings from Following the “Dadah Itu Haram” (DIH) campaign which did not commit other penal offences), instead of being visualisation and analytical tools to help officers on the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA)’s public perception saw strong support from the Malay-Muslim community, charged and liable for long-term punishment. the ground analyse and link information, augmenting survey released in 2019, while there is extremely strong the “Bothaiporulai Ethirthu Nirpom” (BEN or ‘We Stand officers’ situational awareness and decision-making public support for our drug policies with almost nine in United Against Drugs’) campaign was launched to CNB has also stepped up on our community supervision capabilities during operations. 10 agreeing that our drug laws are effective, youths held expand outreach to the Indian community. efforts to facilitate supervisees’ re-integration into more liberal views towards drugs, particularly cannabis. society. The supervision period has been extended to Globally, there is a push for countries to adopt alternative up to five years and we have made substantial efforts SAFEGUARDING SINGAPORE’S DRUG-FREE drug policies like decriminalisation and harm reduction, STRENGTHENING OUR ANTI-DRUG to help the supervisees integrate back to society during AGENDA and a louder call to loosen controls over cannabis. FRAMEWORK their supervision period. For instance, some supervisees Such movements, coupled with the proliferation of will undergo structured supervision sessions where Regional developments, such as the increase in misinformation in the mass media that normalises drug Amendments passed in the Misuse of Drugs (Amendment) their Supervision Officers would help to address their methamphetamine supply, have adverse downstream use, may negatively influence Singaporeans’ perceptions Act 2019 were operationalised in two phases in April re-integrative needs. For that, Supervision Officers implications on our drug situation. Globally, the new of drugs and erode public support for our tough stance and August 2019. These amendments enhanced CNB’s are equipped with Community Supervision skills to psychoactive substances (NPS) market continues to against drugs. enforcement powers, as well as the rehabilitation and supervision regimes. Despite these challenges, Singapore’s comprehensive approach to tackling both drug supply and demand has Enhancing CNB’s Enforcement Powers enabled our country to remain relatively drug-free. In 2019, the number of drug abusers arrested comprised The amendments to the Misuse of Drugs Act less than 0.1 per cent of our population. The fight against strengthened CNB’s enforcement powers against a drugs is an ongoing one that combines preventive series of drug-related activities. With these amendments, drug education, tough laws and effective enforcement, contaminative behaviours that facilitate or promote drug and effective rehabilitation and aftercare. Everyone in use are criminalised. For example, it is now an offence our community – including parents, educators, like- to introduce someone to a drug trafficker, even if the minded individuals, and organisations have a role to person making the introduction claims ignorance to play in safeguarding a drug-free Singapore for our whether drugs were eventually purchased. To better next generation. protect children from the reckless behaviours of adult drug abusers, it is now an offence to leave drugs and drug utensils lying about where a child may come across PREVENTIVE DRUG EDUCATION - FIRST LINE them easily. To support youth abusers’ rehabilitation, OF DEFENCE AGAINST DRUGS CNB now has the powers to require parents and guardians of young drug abusers who are under CNB’s supervision Preventive Drug Education (PDE) remains our first line order to attend counselling. The amendments also of defence to suppress demand for drugs. We continue expanded the tools CNB can use to detect drug abuse to strengthen the resilience of Singaporeans against and take action. CNB officers are now authorised to undue influences and misleading information on drugs. require suspected drug abusers to undergo oral fluid We have an extensive programme catering to diverse screening and may commit an abuser for rehabilitation age groups and target audiences. We also constantly based on positive hair analysis test results and other renew and refresh our outreach approaches. In 2019, collaborative evidence. 02 03 CNB ANNUAL BULLETIN 2019 CNB ANNUAL BULLETIN 2019 DIRECTOR’S CNB’S FOREWORD ORGANISATIONAL CHART evolve and expand quickly. The push for alternative and MEETING FUTURE CHALLENGES AND liberal drug policies is also a cause for concern. CNB ADVANCING TOGETHER INTO THE NEXT-GEN CNB’S continued to actively safeguard and advance our drug- CNB free agenda on both the regional and international fronts in 2019. The fast-evolving developments in the global drug ORGANISATIONAL CHART scene underline the imperative to review and refine our At the regional level, CNB continued to reach out to our strategies and approaches in order to keep Singapore’s key ASEAN partners to share our experiences and provide drug situation under control. technical assistance in our common fight against illicit drugs. We had also enhanced our exchanges during As we make steady progress towards our vision of regional and bilateral meetings to foster common the Next-Gen CNB in our transformation journey, we positions on drug control. will continue to augment our operational efforts with technological innovation, review our legislations, build Beyond the ASEAN region, CNB collaborated with the up strong community support, and deepen strategic United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) engagement with the global community, so that we can to organise training programmes and conferences to realise a drug-free Singapore, where everyone can live, showcase Singapore’s efforts in preventive education, work and play safely. treatment and rehabilitation. In 2019, CNB hosted
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