Citizenship and Immigration committee  The definition of terrorism is quite extensive. It would probably consume all of your time reading through section 2 of the Criminal Code of Canada.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  As to the number of investigations, I do not have those statistics. But since the Anti-terrorism Act has come into force, there have been 15 terrorist-related convictions.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Within Canada, certainly someone's citizenship or their origin...if they're a threat to Canada, they're a threat to Canada. We would investigate it with the same vigour as we would any other offence.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I would refer the committee to section 2 of the Criminal Code, which makes reference to international agreements. It also makes reference to terrorist activity under section 83 of the Criminal Code. Again, it's quite extensive. Depending on the type of offence, the specific offe

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I can only speak about convictions and publicly announced charges. I'm not in a position to give any details about ongoing investigations.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  The RCMP would have virtually no role.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  That's perhaps a question best addressed to CIC on its process.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Consistent with the counter-terrorism strategy, there are several layers of approach. One is with the objective of preventing individuals from becoming radicalized. Part of that is through the national security outreach program the RCMP has, where we engage the community and try

Citizenship and Immigration committee  We have 15 convicted terrorists.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  That I don't know. I don't look after the disposition. They may be in jail or they may have been released if they've served their sentences.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Correctional Service of Canada would probably be the best authority to secure that information from.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  That would be very much a question of speculation on my part.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  That is information the RCMP does not track.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I think that's probably a question best addressed to the minister, to CIC, or to the sponsor of the bill.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I researched that, because I knew it was possibly going to be a question. The RCMP Act has provisions similar to those of the National Defence Act, which the commissioner.... The basic criterion is to be a Canadian citizen, but in the case where there are an insufficient number