rebut the presumption lies with the person; Forfeiture of gratification received in the form of a penalty equivalent to the amount of bribes received upon conviction; and Non-disclosure of the name or address of any informer, or any matter which might lead to the discovery of the informer's identity. Case studies There are case studies in both public and private sectors. In April 2019, the CPIB reported that it received 358 corruption-related reports, and registered 107 new cases for investigation in 2018. Cases involving the private sector continued to form the majority, or 88%, of all new cases registered for investigation by the CPIB in 2018. The conviction rate remained high, averaging 98% from 2014 to 2018. The CPIB is committed to fight corruption with resolve, by strengthening its interview tradecraft, intelligence and investigative support capabilities. See also Corruption in Singapore Law of Singapore Law enforcement in Singapore Independent Commission Against Corruption (Hong Kong), agency inspired by the CPIB References External links Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau - Official website. Organisations of the Singapore Government Law enforcement agencies of Singapore Anti-corruption agencies