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Dispute Resolution
Office of the Information Commissioner of
Canada
The Office investigates complaints from people who believe they have been denied rights under the Access to Information Act - Canada's freedom of information legislation. An independent ombudsman appointed by Parliament, the Information Commissioner has strong investigative powers and mediates between dissatisfied applicants and government institutions. This site includes links to the Access to Information Act, Annual Reports, Speeches and Publications. See also Organization: Office of the Information Commissioner 
Historical Records
Expert Panel on
Access to Historical Census Records
Statistics Canada May 31, 2000 This report was prepared by the Expert Panel for the Minister Responsible for Statistics Canada and discusses the legal, privacy and archival implications of providing access to historical census records. See also Organization: Statistics Canada
Policies and Guidelines
Access
to Information and Privacy
Treasury Board Secretariat Treasury Board policies on access and privacy reinforce information management principles inherent in the Management of Government Information Policy and the Security Policy. They support the objectives of "duty to inform", "routine disclosure" and "service to thepublic" which are fundamental concepts within the Communications Policy. See also Topic(s): Privacy See also Organization: Treasury Board Secretariat See also IMRC – Policies, Standards and Guidelines Access
to Information and Privacy: Federal Government Institutions Access
to Information Policy Fine Art of
Destruction, The: Access Act Reform: The Destruction of Records and Proposed
Access Act Amendments
Privacy Impact Assessment Audit Guide Process for
the Consultation of Textual Records Subject to the Access to Information and
Privacy Acts by Government Researchers
Preservation
E-Collection:
Preserving Federal Publications for Long-Term Access
National Library of Canada Francine Bédard and Fay Hjartarson Presentation at IM Day 2002 September 13, 2002 Since 1994, the National Library has been collecting, organizing, and providing access to electronic publications created by federal departments. During this time the Library has established partnerships with 37 federal organizations, has collected over 6000 titles, and has created a guide to best practices for Canadian publishers. This session will provide you with an overview of this innovative project and describe the challenges currently being addressed. See also Organization: Library and Archives Canada See also IMRC - Information Management Day; IMRC - Preservation
Privacy
Access
to Information and Privacy
Treasury Board Secretariat Treasury Board policies on access and privacy reinforce information management principles inherent in the Management of Government Information Policy and the Security Policy. They support the objectives of "duty to inform", "routine disclosure" and "service to thepublic" which are fundamental concepts within the Communications Policy. See also Topic(s): Policies and Guidelines See also Organization: Treasury Board Secretariat See also IMRC – Policies, Standards and Guidelines Access
to Information and Privacy: Federal Government Institutions CIC
GOL Pathfinder Client Application Status (e-CAS): Privacy of Personal
Information and Consent Privacy
Impact Assessment Audit Guide Process for
the Consultation of Textual Records Subject to the Access to Information and
Privacy Acts by Government Researchers Privacy and Government On-Line
Publications and Databases
InfoSource
Sources of Federal Government Information 2002-2003 Government of Canada InfoSource is a series of publications and databases containing information about the Government of Canada, its organization and information holdings. It supports the government's policy to explain and promote open and accessible information regarding its activities. It is a key reference tool to assist members of the public in exercising their rights under the Access to Information Act and the Privacy Act. See also Organization: Government of Canada
Task Forces
Access to Information
Review Task Force
Government of Canada The Government of Canada Access to Information Review Task Force has been mandated to make recommendations to the government on how to improve access to government information for all Canadians. The Task Force has produced a number of significant research documents, including Information Management and Access to Information - A View into the Future. See also Organization: Government of Canada See also IMRC – Policies, Standards and Guidelines |
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