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Information & Ethics committee  I believe that was a letter from the Federal Trade Commission.

October 28th, 2010Committee meeting

Patricia Kosseim

Information & Ethics committee  This is just one regulatory body, the Federal Trade Commission. There may be the FCC, Federal Communications Commission. I understand there may also be attorneys general of 38 states or more who have come together and are inquiring further into this incident to determine what act

October 28th, 2010Committee meeting

Patricia Kosseim

Information & Ethics committee  In summary, I think the important point has already been made. And I thank all members for having given us the opportunity, on several occasions, to repeat the key message, which is our hope that organizations, in conceiving, developing, and deploying information technologies fro

October 28th, 2010Committee meeting

Patricia Kosseim

Information & Ethics committee  With regard to the street view imaging technology by Google and Canpages, one point I just want to clarify is that those were never the subject of an investigation by the commissioner. Those were dealt with by correspondence between the commissioner and the organizations. So the

October 28th, 2010Committee meeting

Patricia Kosseim

October 31st, 2012Committee meeting

Patricia Kosseim

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  In Montana, the whole issue of personal information was raised but discarded by the court, as you remember, because in that instance the salaries were in the aggregate. Although the argument was made that the aggregate amount could be divided per capita, and that therefore you co

October 31st, 2012Committee meeting

Patricia Kosseim

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Under our contribution program, we funded research that was conducted out in B.C., I believe. It had to do more specifically with electronic health records in the context of aboriginal groups, and it explored this concept of group privacy as it could be applied to aboriginal peop

October 31st, 2012Committee meeting

Patricia Kosseim

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  The Privacy Act will apply to certain entities if they're listed in the schedule to the act. Of course, it applies to the departments like Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada, and it applies to certain first nations groups to the extent that they're explicitly list

October 31st, 2012Committee meeting

Patricia Kosseim

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  For instance, there is an example where a band council provided a complaint that came to our office. The activity in question was in their capacity as landlord to the complainant. In that capacity, they were not only a federal work, undertaking, or business—a FWUB—but because the

October 31st, 2012Committee meeting

Patricia Kosseim

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  I've only seen that come up in the context of jurisprudence, where an individual actually did consent to the disclosure of her identity in order to put the request forward. But the overarching principle is that proactively, as I understand it, even in the current regulations unde

October 31st, 2012Committee meeting

Patricia Kosseim

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  I understand the importance of the question. I don't think either the commissioner or I, certainly not today, are able or are well versed enough in the kinds of constitutional issues that this may raise. To the extent that we may, we can help you work through the privacy implic

October 31st, 2012Committee meeting

Patricia Kosseim

Information & Ethics committee  Yes, as several witnesses have mentioned before the committee, the provision as it stands in our act and in the Access to Information Act suffers from a lack of clarity in that it provides for both an exclusion and an exemption from the exclusion. I believe the purpose of the ame

June 5th, 2013Committee meeting

Patricia Kosseim

Information & Ethics committee  You are alluding to an access to information request concerning which a complaint was filed with our office regarding the interpretation and application of section 69.1, which is the relevant section in our case. We had experienced the same situation as the Information Commissio

June 5th, 2013Committee meeting

Patricia Kosseim

Information & Ethics committee  No, not often. In that specific case, we had to apply the interpretation of that section, but to my knowledge that does not happen often.

June 5th, 2013Committee meeting

Patricia Kosseim

Information & Ethics committee  I think the same question was also posed, if I recall, to earlier witnesses, and there is the concept of custody and control—which government institution has custody and control of the information? In this case, it would be the CBC. If an access requester for personal information

June 5th, 2013Committee meeting

Patricia Kosseim