Attorney General, the Department of Justice looks at every government bill for charter compliance. Bill C-22 orders various companies to hold on to all Canadians' metadata for up to a year. Names, IP addresses, geolocations, phone numbers, etc., all of it, would be held on behalf of the government and without a search warrant. Your department's charter statement is almost silent on this issue. How does that not amount to arbitrary seizure, contrary to section 8 of the charter?
