Is there an auxiliary police in Hong Kong?

The Hong Kong Auxiliary Police Force is a part-time disciplinary department under the People's Republic of China (PRC) Security Bureau, the Hong Kong Police Force and the China SAR Government. All members must receive formal training and provide assistance when the police force is insufficient. General work includes protecting important places, providing manpower for command and control centers, and providing manpower for protecting police stations and consulates. Participants have their own full-time jobs, but they only use their spare time as auxiliary police, and their wages are relatively meager. The hourly salary of the lowest police officer 106.5 yuan, and the hourly salary of the highest superintendent is 338.5 yuan. The current director of the Hong Kong Auxiliary Police Force is Yao. The Hong Kong Auxiliary Police Force consists of volunteers from all walks of life. It was established as early as 19 14 and has a long and glorious history. With the change of environment, the responsibilities and organization of the auxiliary police force will be revised from time to time. In November 1998, the Auxiliary Police Committee was established, consisting of regular and auxiliary police officers. Its purpose is to comprehensively review the auxiliary police force, so as to give full play to its effectiveness in management and operational manpower deployment. The recommendations made by the Committee were approved by the police chief and put into practice at the end of March 1999.