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Public Safety committee There is another one in Mr. Justice O'Connor's report where he goes through all seven of our recommendations on our Arar study. One said that “CSIS examined its agreements and policies with the RCMP to determine whether they provide the necessary protection against third-party di
November 1st, 2006Committee meeting
Gary Filmon
Public Safety committee I think it's even more complicated in that clearly CSIS was aware that they had shared a great deal of information with the RCMP with respect to a project that became part of the foundation of their information on Project A-O Canada. What they didn't know was what had been adde
November 1st, 2006Committee meeting
Gary Filmon
Public Safety committee The answer is no, we don't operate that way. We don't do surprise visits. I can tell you that in the course of doing some investigations, there are always cross-references. In other words, it's not just in one place. When information is exchanged or communications are exchanged,
November 1st, 2006Committee meeting
Gary Filmon
Public Safety committee Sorry, may I just ask, in what circumstance was there no written report?
November 1st, 2006Committee meeting
Gary Filmon
Public Safety committee Right, that's true.
November 1st, 2006Committee meeting
Gary Filmon
November 1st, 2006Committee meeting
Gary Filmon
Public Safety committee They weren't asked; that's the point we're making.
November 1st, 2006Committee meeting
Gary Filmon
Public Safety committee The proper procedure would be that if information, which had been garnered by CSIS, was shared with a number of different agencies, domestic or international, in order for them to share that information with a third party, they would have to seek CSIS approval. We're saying that
November 1st, 2006Committee meeting
Gary Filmon
Public Safety committee That's for somebody else releasing CSIS's information. That's what the protocol we're talking about is. And we're saying that protocol wasn't followed, not by CSIS, but by—
November 1st, 2006Committee meeting
Gary Filmon
Public Safety committee Yes, but they have a memorandum of understanding for the free exchange of information. They followed the memorandum and passed the information on. Then approval wasn't sought for that to be passed on to a third party.
November 1st, 2006Committee meeting
Gary Filmon
Public Safety committee Yes, I understand that.
November 1st, 2006Committee meeting
Gary Filmon
Public Safety committee Twenty.
November 1st, 2006Committee meeting
Gary Filmon
Public Safety committee Full-time, yes.
November 1st, 2006Committee meeting
Gary Filmon
Public Safety committee Only the members of the committee are part-time. The staff are all full-time.
November 1st, 2006Committee meeting
Gary Filmon
Public Safety committee It depends on the nature of the inquiry or the review. There are times when thousands of pages of documents are being poured over and many, many electronic communications and all sorts of other information is being pursued. If the question is, are we ever denied access, the ans
November 1st, 2006Committee meeting
Gary Filmon