Mr. Daniel Therrien at the Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics Committee

I would refer in part to the privacy principles that I have described. The principles in question require that when information is shared, in this case with the United States, or with another country, that the information be accurate, be current, be up to date, and where necessary that it be the subject of conditions, if there are concerns with respect to mistreatment after the information is shared. All of these important considerations, outlined by Mr. Justice O'Connor at the end of his inquiry, we are trying to incorporate in these principles with the United States.