The Department has (been) relocated. The protestors have been removed

Challenge for you

Which is better?

• The Department has been relocated to Run Run Shaw Tower. (Passive Voice)
• The Department has relocated to Run Run Shaw Tower. (Active Voice)

Active Voice vs Passive Voice:

• Peter, having earned much over the years, has moved from his shabby room in Shamshuipo to live in a well-furnished flat in the Mid-levels. (Active Voice)
• The protestors occupying a busy section of Queen’s Road Central have been removed by police. (Passive Voice)

For your reference

 Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary

move verb, noun
verb
change house/job
5 [ intransitive ,transitive ] to change the place where you live, have your work, etc
We don't like it here so we've decided to move.
~ (from…) (to…) The company's moving to Scotland.
~ away She's been all on her own since her daughter moved away.
~ house ( BrE ) We moved house last week.
6 [ transitive ] ~ sb (from…) (to…) to make sb change from one job, class, etc. to anothertransfer
I'm being moved to the New York office.

re • locate verb, noun
verb
[ intransitive ,transitive ]
( especially of a company or workers ) to move or to move sb/sth to a new place to work or operate
The firm may be forced to relocate from New York to Stanford.
Some were unwilling to relocate.
~ sthThe company relocated its head office to Stanford.

re • move verb, noun
verb
1 to take sth/sb away from a place
~ sth/sb Illegally parked vehicles will be removed.
~ sth/sb from sth/sb He removed his hand from her shoulder.
Three children were removed from the school for persistent bad behaviour.
Remove the pan from the heat and continue to stir the sauce.