(1) Whether he has taken any steps to inform the public of the reporting of customs officials involved in allegations of bribery; if not, why not; if so, what steps; (2) what processes, procedures and mechanisms exist to monitor the efficiency and effectiveness of such steps; (3) with reference to the seven cases referred to in his reply to question 423 on 21 June 2010, (a) how many persons were (i) suspended, (ii) criminally charged and (iii) dismissed and (b) what are the reasons for certain persons not being suspended, charged or dismissed?