Information & Ethics committee  Thank you very much for the question. Yes, absolutely. One of the themes that our organization, FIPA, has been pushing for several years now is the idea that trust in public institutions is achieved through transparency and renewed through transparency. We live in an environment

Information & Ethics committee  I'm sorry. I missed the first part of that question, but I think it was addressed to me. I have in some instances, yes, but not sufficiently to make it a pedagogically viable exercise within the scope of a semester. Quite often, people get the experience of filing and getting so

Information & Ethics committee  Thank you for the question. I think one thing, just to rephrase this a little bit, is to think about the whether the delays we have in the system are a bug or a feature, and from whose perspective. Right now, the idea that there are systemic delays works in the interest of kee

Information & Ethics committee  Absolutely. It's vitally important

Information & Ethics committee  Absolutely not.

Information & Ethics committee  Thank you very much for the question. This question really occupied us through last fall of this year. We were fighting quite actively as an organization to oppose what we call the tollgate fee. We see this as a barrier to access. We think that while there are a small handful

Information & Ethics committee  Hello, everyone. Thank you very much for inviting us today. My name is Mike Larsen. I am a faculty member and co-chair of the criminology department at Kwantlen Polytechnic University. I'm appearing today on behalf the B.C. Freedom of Information and Privacy Association, or FIP