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Public Accounts committee As an example, we have--
September 26th, 2006Committee meeting
D/Commr Peter Martin
Public Accounts committee The officers don't, but the system is checked 5,000 times a day.
September 26th, 2006Committee meeting
D/Commr Peter Martin
Public Accounts committee --for the benefit--
September 26th, 2006Committee meeting
D/Commr Peter Martin
Public Accounts committee The number of times the system is accessed is growing on a daily basis. The exact number as of the second quarter of 2006 is 6,699.
September 26th, 2006Committee meeting
D/Commr Peter Martin
Public Accounts committee It's accessed for the benefit of police officers.
September 26th, 2006Committee meeting
D/Commr Peter Martin
Public Accounts committee Thank you very much for that question. As a matter of fact, this one came up when I accompanied Minister Day at a meeting of the Treasury Board. The thing about information in the police environment.... What we're trying to do is be as efficient as possible with information and
September 26th, 2006Committee meeting
D/Commr Peter Martin
Public Accounts committee Yes. In the operational procedures in those places where there's not an automatic feed into the registry in a com centre, if a com centre operator receives a call for a check on a person for certain reasons, when they launch that query, they will go into the registry as well.
September 26th, 2006Committee meeting
D/Commr Peter Martin
Public Accounts committee I don't follow.
September 26th, 2006Committee meeting
D/Commr Peter Martin
Public Accounts committee They are in the criteria, there are other criteria that are used, and I think it is beneficial; however, no system is perfect, and we're constantly monitoring for improvements.
September 26th, 2006Committee meeting
D/Commr Peter Martin
Public Accounts committee First off, I'd like to thank you for making the linkage the Auditor General was looking for. I don't know. I would have to assume they've gone to Statistics Canada. If I heard the Auditor General right, she didn't say the data wasn't there; she said the linkages weren't being
September 26th, 2006Committee meeting
D/Commr Peter Martin
Public Accounts committee First off, it allows us to integrate with the infrastructure inside the RCMP. We are able to benefit from the fact that the RCMP already has a human resource component and a financial administration group, so the duplication on the administrative side is eliminated right away. Be
September 26th, 2006Committee meeting
D/Commr Peter Martin
Public Accounts committee Programmers.... One of the things we are engaging in is a knowledge transfer from consultants over to employees of the government. As we complete that knowledge transfer, we are terminating the consultants, and it will eventually result in the termination of the contract with one
September 26th, 2006Committee meeting
D/Commr Peter Martin
Public Accounts committee We will license individuals—that process involves security checking, education—and we will register firearms as well.
September 26th, 2006Committee meeting
D/Commr Peter Martin
Public Accounts committee I think some of the information is already there, and a lot of good work has already been done. The introduction of new analytical tools that allow us to analyze will help in that regard. But just to give a couple of statistics, right now there have been 17,861 firearms licence
September 26th, 2006Committee meeting
D/Commr Peter Martin
Public Accounts committee I can't answer that. Mr. Bidal, do you have that?
September 26th, 2006Committee meeting
D/Commr Peter Martin