Note
"December 10, 2004."
Also issued in French under title: Cadre législatif pour les activités de la GRC en matière de sécurité nationale : document de référence rattaché au Document de consultation de la Commission.
Description based on print version record.
Contenu
1. The statutory framework before September 11, 2001. – 1.1. The Security Offences Act. – 1.2. The range of offences under the Security Offences Act. – 2. The statutory framework after September 11, 2001. – 2.1. New crimes of terrorism (Anti-Terrorism Act, Bill C-36). – 2.2. New financing of terrorism offences. – 2.3. Enforcement powers in relation to the new financing offences. – 2.4. New terrorism offences. – 2.5. Terrorism offences. – 2.6. Consent of provincial or federal Attorney General required. – 2.7. Other new offences. – 2.8. New RCMP responsibilities (An Act of Amend the Foreign Missions and International Organizations Act, S.C. 2002, c. 12). – 2.9. Police powers with regard to terrorism offences. – 2.10. Investigative hearings. – 2.11. Recognizance with conditions (preventive arrest). – 2.12. Enhanced electronic surveillance provisions. – 2.13. Warrants with respect to hate propaganda. – 2.14. The Security of Information Act. – 2.15. Consent of the Attorney General of Canada required for prosecution. – 2.16. Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act. – 2.17. United Nations Suppression of Terrorism Regulations. – 2.18. New police powers to perform acts otherwise unlawful. – 2.19. Issues for discussion: defining the national security mandate; Distinguishing between law enforcement and intelligence; New and existing police powers; The role of the Attorney General; RCMP’s national security activities in co-ordination with other agencies; Coordination with other review and accountability mechanisms.