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Government Operations committee Mr. Chair, in answer to the question, I would say that I am very satisfied with how the threat was assessed with regard to distinct groups. The commanding officers on the ground made decisions based on what has happening at the time; those decisions were based partly on our infor
October 28th, 2010Committee meeting
Ray Boisvert
Government Operations committee No, madam. I am saying that police tactics were the decisions of commanding officers in each sector, Huntsville and Toronto. Our information was simply to help guide them in their decision making.
October 28th, 2010Committee meeting
Ray Boisvert
Government Operations committee Perhaps I could speak for a moment from a CSIS perspective, with a security intelligence view. We had a very much smaller role to play than did our law enforcement colleagues, but I think it's due to their great planning, their fortitude, their presence of mind on the ground, and
October 28th, 2010Committee meeting
Ray Boisvert
Government Operations committee Well, there was a $2 million budget placemat—
October 28th, 2010Committee meeting
Ray Boisvert
Government Operations committee Yes, that's correct.
October 28th, 2010Committee meeting
Ray Boisvert
Government Operations committee If you like, I could perhaps begin and simply describe our role, going back to your first set of questions. The service's role was in two parts. There was the validation issue with respect to accreditation: preventing persons from either entering the country or accessing sites.
October 28th, 2010Committee meeting
Ray Boisvert
Government Operations committee Mr. Chair, I cannot answer questions about the 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver. I am not comfortable comparing the two events without accurate information.
October 28th, 2010Committee meeting
Ray Boisvert
Government Operations committee I could explain the service's mandate, but as for an estimate, we are not—
October 28th, 2010Committee meeting
Ray Boisvert
Government Operations committee Mr. Chair, to answer the honourable member's question, I would say the service's role was twofold. First of all, it was to provide information and analysis for the accreditation process.
October 28th, 2010Committee meeting
Ray Boisvert
Government Operations committee Fine. In terms of threat assessment, CSIS's role was to support the Integrated Threat Assessment Centre, or ITAC, which would look at information provided by CSIS, as well as a number of other partner agencies in the country and around the world. We also provided a series of asse
October 28th, 2010Committee meeting
Ray Boisvert
Government Operations committee It refers to terrorist groups that are here, in Canada, but who are different from a typical group like Al Qaeda.
October 28th, 2010Committee meeting
Ray Boisvert
Government Operations committee Good morning. My name is Ray Boisvert. I'm the assistant director intelligence for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, CSIS. I'm joined by the service's chief financial officer, Laura Danagher. We're pleased to join our colleagues from partner agencies here today to spe
October 28th, 2010Committee meeting
Ray Boisvert