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Req # A-2022-1008
The number of meetings CSIS representatives attended the Grass Roots Working Group of Portfolio Agencies, and all studies / reports / speaking notes authorized for dissemination by CSIS at these Working Group meetings from 2015 01 to 2023 01.Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
August 2023
Req # A-2022-1009
All reports/presentations concerning the tools to deal with employees experiencing mental health challenges which were generated and shared with CSIS Management from 2015 01 to 2023 01Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
August 2023
Req # A-2022-1026
All tasking to the Policy Health and Safety Committee (PHSC) and / or the Workplace Health and Safety Committees (WHSC) in support of generating the CSIS Hazard Inventory, all tasking / reports documenting how members were selected from these units / departments to generate their unit / departmental Hazards, and the specific health and safety training / specialized training they received prior to their compilation of their Hazard Inventories from 2017 01 to 2023 01.Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
August 2023
Req # A-2022-1040
All reports consisting of and concerning planning for, annual validation exercises of the CSIS Hazard Prevention Program and all reports outlining potential CLC Part II compliance issues stemming from the absence of the HPP validation exercise from 2018 01 to 2023 01Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
August 2023
Req # A-2022-1223
Internal documents, reports, memos and threat assessments mentioning Alberta or the upcoming Alberta election scheduled for 2023 05 29 between 2022 09 12 and 2023 03 13.Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
August 2023
Req # A-2023-184
Briefing note: Ref # EXE22-40136Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
August 2023
Req # A-2023-340
All records about destruction of the file on John Cairncross, (born July 25, 1913, Lesmahagow, Scotland—died October 8, 1995, Herefordshire, England)Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
August 2023
Req # A-2019-00119
All data on the levels of hydrogen and/or deuterium found on samples taken from all nuclear reactors currently operating in Canada from 2000 to the most recent inspection campaign. To clarify, I am seeking this data as it relates to pressure tubes and fuel channels.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
August 2022
Req # A-2021-00098
Please provide documentation related to the Special Project Service Arrangement between Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) and the Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO), including all agendas, meeting reports or minutes, preparatory materials, briefing notes, and communications between CNSC staff related to preparation, attendance, reporting and followup from the following meetings (outlined in the Special Project Service Arrangement between CNSC and NWMO as agreed to in a the service arrangement document signed by Laurie Swami, President and CEO of the NWMO and Rumina Velshi, President and CEO of the CNSC and dated March 04, 2019): 1) Monthly “Interface” meetings between the designated Single Points of Contacts (SPOC) for CNSC and NWMO (Section 6.1) 2) annual topical update meetings on NWMO activities as APM work progresses (Section 6.2) 3) quarterly Director Level meetings between NWMO and CNSC staff (Section 6.3) 4) Annual Planning Meetings of Senior Management Level held between NWMO and CNSC staff (Section 6.4)Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
August 2022
Req # A-2022-00046
A list of action items produced by the CNSC’s Executive Team in June 2022. Include any briefing materials including and not limited to: briefing notes, information notes, scenario notes; anything that the Executive Team has been briefed on in June 2022.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
August 2022