Ms. Paula Clarke at the Public Safety and National Security Committee

I hope this clarifies. What is proposed now would limit what the CFO must look at with respect to no contact orders. The only effect of this current language is that it only applies to paragraph (d), and it would only limit the requirement that the CFO, when examining prohibition orders, no contact orders, must also consider whether or not.... There has to be a history, previous no contact orders, plus that person must continue to pose a risk to others. This would apply only to prohibition orders.