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Public Safety committee Of course, it can't infringe upon the charter. I've just said that we've used the threat reduction measures about two dozen times now, so I cannot sit here and say that it's not useful. We've used it. What I can say, though, is that the way that new mandate is articulated in o
October 6th, 2016Committee meeting
Michel Coulombe
Public Safety committee That's a policy issue to be decided by government, and the service will, whatever tools are put in place, review and have oversight over the service, and—
October 6th, 2016Committee meeting
Michel Coulombe
Public Safety committee —we'll co-operate and work within that framework.
October 6th, 2016Committee meeting
Michel Coulombe
Public Safety committee I'll talk about the CSIS Act. We continue.... SCISA didn't change anything.
October 6th, 2016Committee meeting
Michel Coulombe
Public Safety committee Well, not for us. We still work under the CSIS Act, so for what we do, the definitions are in section 2 of the CSIS Act.
October 6th, 2016Committee meeting
Michel Coulombe
Public Safety committee We are responsible for the national security component, but there are other aspects.
October 6th, 2016Committee meeting
Michel Coulombe
Public Safety committee Yes, it might be 20. An important point to specify is that all of them didn't require Federal Court warrants.
October 6th, 2016Committee meeting
Michel Coulombe
Public Safety committee When it comes to our mandate, our threshold to investigate is lower. We're in the position at the very emergence of a threat to be there and to see the evolution. As the commissioner just mentioned, that evolution today from planning to execution, and from radicalization to mobil
October 6th, 2016Committee meeting
Michel Coulombe
Public Safety committee There are examples in the green paper. I think when I testified previously, I gave an example that “non-warranted” can be as simple as asking somebody to intervene because a young person is on the path to radicalization and mobilizing to violence. It could be informing the parent
October 6th, 2016Committee meeting
Michel Coulombe
Public Safety committee Sorry, if...?
October 6th, 2016Committee meeting
Michel Coulombe
Public Safety committee You mean the relationship...?
October 6th, 2016Committee meeting
Michel Coulombe
Public Safety committee Oh, it's a framework. It's a framework for CSIS personnel and the RCMP when we're looking at the same investigation and how to do this. To make sure there's notification and no gaps is extremely important for us, and that whatever we're going to be doing will not have a negative
October 6th, 2016Committee meeting
Michel Coulombe
Public Safety committee Exactly.
October 6th, 2016Committee meeting
Michel Coulombe
Public Safety committee It is said that information obtained as the result of mistreatment is often untrustworthy, and I am not here to try to contradict that. The fact is that, if we have information obtained as the result of torture, we are aware that the information may not be trustworthy and we try
October 6th, 2016Committee meeting
Michel Coulombe
Public Safety committee Today, we have legislation that deals with the exchange of information in the particular case you mentioned, that is between Global Affairs Canada and the service. That did not exist three years ago or even last year. As has been announced in the media, CSIS and Global Affairs Ca
October 6th, 2016Committee meeting
Michel Coulombe