The answer is yes. The reason, if I may sum it up in one word, is trust. Without the public's trust, without the consent of the people who are policed, who are subject to the actions of our border officers or who are in corrections, we can't serve appropriately.
All of the agencies, the RCMP, CBSA, CSIS and Corrections Canada, understand the importance of maintaining public trust. That's why independent, civilian oversight is such an important component of that. When I say “independent”, people don't have an expectation, for example, that police will investigate themselves. That is why I think independent oversight of complaint resolution is the best way to make it effective.
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