Mr. Geoffrey Leckey at the Public Safety and National Security Committee

On November 26th, 2012. See this statement in context.

November 26th, 2012 / 4:10 p.m.

Director General, Intelligence and Targeting Operations, Canada Border Services Agency

I would agree that there are such a number of information-sharing arrangements already in existence between the different parts of the security intelligence community in Canada, and they operate so well on a daily basis, that it's not every time there's a change in legislation that a new MOU is required—because a brand new field of exchange of information has opened up. Very often existing arrangements will suffice.

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