Public Safety committee  Originally there weren't as many CEWs available to the officers, so in the first year there would have been diminished use compared to the following years. However, after a full procurement and rollout of the CEW, of course we'd see more CEW uses because there would be more CEWs.

Public Safety committee  We're looking at seven to eight months down the road for SB/OR, but I must comment that we do have a standard practice in terms of our response with EMS. It is the policy that, where possible, when available, we will call EMS. So there is some standardization now. But as the assi

Public Safety committee  Yes. I think what happens is just that, as Richard said earlier, these are dynamic situations and you're taking in a lot of information at the time. You're trying to get the appropriate information to determine what's going on.

Public Safety committee  I'll be as quick as possible. First I'd like to provide a few details on our policy development process and then comment on a few recent developments in relation to our conducted energy weapon program. The RCMP's operational policy section has developed one of the most compreh