Through you, Madam Chair, it would function the same way it does now. As an example, if one of our protection officers picked up on certain behaviour that was deemed a concern or a threat, and it led to a subsequent arrest or detainment by the protection officer, the call goes in through our OSC to the OSC of the Ottawa police, and a priority three call response is provided, because that is the limitation of 494(1) in the Criminal Code. It provides us public officer arrests, but we can't release, so that's done with Ottawa police. That partnership is working extremely well, and that wouldn't change.
On June 21st, 2022. See this statement in context.