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Public Safety committee We have a fairly robust training program for all new recruits. Training is delivered at our national college in Rigaud. Yes, if Bill C-21 receives royal assent, we will make sure that whatever impacts the reality of our border services officers, they're made aware of, but we do
October 3rd, 2017Committee meeting
Martin Bolduc
Public Safety committee No. There have been no complaints. One of the recommendations of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada was to put up signs at the land border to inform travellers that information will be shared.
October 3rd, 2017Committee meeting
Martin Bolduc
Public Safety committee Travellers must be informed, but that information is already provided on entry in the declaration card—form E311.
October 3rd, 2017Committee meeting
Martin Bolduc
Public Safety committee At the agency, the Recourse Directorate receives those types of complaints. I think that other departments have a similar organization or directorate for those kinds of incidents. Perhaps you could put the question to my colleagues from the agency.
October 3rd, 2017Committee meeting
Martin Bolduc
Public Safety committee That information will be used by the Government of Canada.
October 3rd, 2017Committee meeting
Martin Bolduc
Public Safety committee Yes. The police agency would make a request to the CBSA for specific information on a traveller. If we do have that information, there is already a provision in the Customs Act to be able to share that information with other law enforcement on a case-by-case basis.
October 3rd, 2017Committee meeting
Martin Bolduc
Public Safety committee CBSA is part of many joint force operations that are sometimes under the leadership of municipal or provincial police. On other occasions it's under the leadership of the RCMP. I think the mechanism by which you should enter the CBSA is broadly known by law enforcement. I'm not a
October 3rd, 2017Committee meeting
Martin Bolduc
Public Safety committee If I may, I will ask a colleague to answer that question.
October 3rd, 2017Committee meeting
Martin Bolduc
Public Safety committee I will ask my colleagues to answer your question.
October 3rd, 2017Committee meeting
Martin Bolduc
Public Safety committee Mr. Aubertin-Giguère, can you answer this question?
October 3rd, 2017Committee meeting
Martin Bolduc
Public Safety committee Right now, people can comply with that requirement by coming to the agency before going through security to voluntarily declare the money they are carrying. As I mentioned earlier, Bill C-21 will essentially enable us to exercise the same authority on entry and on exit. The requi
October 3rd, 2017Committee meeting
Martin Bolduc
Public Safety committee Currently, at the land border, the information exchanged with the Americans concerns foreign nationals, permanent residents and U.S. citizens. Canadian citizens are excluded. Bill C-21 will allow us to share information on Canadian citizens. In terms of air travel, the informati
October 3rd, 2017Committee meeting
Martin Bolduc
Public Safety committee The amendments to legislation proposed in Bill C-21 will apply to people and goods.
October 3rd, 2017Committee meeting
Martin Bolduc
Public Safety committee At this time, the agency can only intervene in the case of controlled goods. If the shipper does not have the required permit for goods they are exporting, the agency will intervene. We will also intervene if we believe that goods are regulated by our colleagues from Global Affai
October 3rd, 2017Committee meeting
Martin Bolduc
Public Safety committee As the minister explained in his opening remarks, that exchange will be done systematically. Airlines will send the agency flight manifests with a list of all passengers. No company can decide to include one group of passengers and exclude another. It will be done systematically
October 3rd, 2017Committee meeting
Martin Bolduc