HomeLike all members of the public, you have the right to information. The NCC, as a Crown corporation, is subject to the Access to Information Act (ATI) and the Privacy Act.
Access to Information Act
The law gives Canadian citizens, and all people or corporations in Canada, the right to access federal government records that are not personal. A list of recent Access to information requests made to the NCC is available.
How to Make a Request
- Print and fill out the Access to Information Request Form. You may also write a letter containing the following:
- statement that you are making a request under the Access to Information Act
- description (as specific as possible) of the records you want to access
- whether you want photocopies of documents or to see the originals
- your name and address (street name and number, city or town, province or territory and postal code)
- telephone numbers
- signature
- date of request
- Enclose the application fee of $5 (make cheque or money order payable to the National Capital Commission).
- Send the form or letter to:
Access to Information and Privacy Coordinator
National Capital Commission
202–40 Elgin Street
Ottawa, Canada K1P 1C7
If you want information on the application of the Access to Information and Privacy acts by the NCC, we suggest you download the following NCC reports
- Access to Information Act and Privacy Act: Annual Report to Parliament 2005-2006 (pdf – 62 Kb)
Appendix A – Statistical Report on the Access to Information Act (pdf – 23 Kb)
Appendix B – Statistical Report on the Privacy Act (pdf – 63 Kb) - Access to Information Act and Privacy Act: Annual Report to Parliament 2004–2005 (pdf – 61 Kb)
- Access to Information Act and Privacy Act: Annual Report to Parliament 2003–2004 (pdf – 59 Kb)
- Access to Information Act and Privacy Act: Annual Report to Parliament 2002–2003 (pdf – 132 Kb)
- Access to Information Act and Privacy Act: Annual Report to Parliament 2001–2002 (pdf – 42 Kb)
Information:
(613) 239-5198
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