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Public Safety committee Mr. Chair, my colleague and I have actually started to develop a witness protection list, so our suggestion is—we read the press—the RCMP, which is obvious, the Department of Justice, and anyone within the Department of Public Safety. There is an academic at the University of O
March 29th, 2007Committee meeting
Philip Rosen
Public Safety committee If I could add, Chair, because it's my colleague, Madam Casavant, who will be working on this report, we can easily go through the briefs and the evidence to see what recommendations were made by the witnesses you've heard. There are fairly specific ones, and there are about 10,
March 29th, 2007Committee meeting
Philip Rosen
Public Safety committee Again, Chair, if I may, it won't be a report you're getting. It will be a collection of the recommendations you've heard. Once you've selected them, we could then go to a draft report.
March 29th, 2007Committee meeting
Philip Rosen
Public Safety committee Thank you, Chair. What I can tell you is that there's a parallel exercise going on in the Senate, as you know. There's a special Senate committee that has also been looking at the Anti-Terrorism Act. Its mandate ends on March 31; however, it will be tabling its report on the sam
February 22nd, 2007Committee meeting
Philip Rosen
Public Safety committee If I may, Chair, they're in the Jackson Building, which is at Bank and Albert. It's a block away.
October 5th, 2006Committee meeting
Philip Rosen
Public Safety committee My recollection is that it's a Thursday, Friday, and a Saturday morning. I think it's at the Crowne Plaza Hotel. I'm going from memory here. The Canadian Association for Security and Intelligence Studies is Canada's national organization of practitioners and academic lawyers and
October 3rd, 2006Committee meeting
Philip Rosen
Public Safety committee It was Heafey.
October 3rd, 2006Committee meeting
Philip Rosen
Public Safety committee Yes, Mr. Chair. We've already agreed to hear from SIRC on their annual report on November 1. I'm pretty sure they would be able to answer questions about what they did in relation to the Arar situation.
October 3rd, 2006Committee meeting
Philip Rosen
Public Safety committee That's right. I've given this explanation a number of times; I'm trying to remember where I've given it. These are part-timers working for the Security Intelligence Review Committee. They are privy councillors, and they meet as a group three or four times a year in Ottawa. When
October 3rd, 2006Committee meeting
Philip Rosen