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Req # A-2022-60
Any references or materials related to the Canadian Anti-Hate Network (CAHN) from CSIS Academic Outreach & Stakeholder Engagement.Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
July 2022
Req # A-2022-102
CSIS-authored Briefing Notes, reports from the Intelligence Assessments Branch and decks/presentations on The Heritage Front for the time period 1989-2005.Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
July 2022
Req # A-2022-150
The number of instances between 2000 and 2022 that the Director of CSIS invoked Section 117.08 of the Canadian Criminal Code soliciting the MIN Public Safety to authorize Canadian based CSIS employees to be armed.Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
July 2022
Req # A-2022-212
All reports held by CSIS concerning the policies and conceptual requirements of the facilitation of the pre-deployment baseline testing of CSIS employees being deployed to environments where Havana Syndrome have been reported, the responsibility centers responsible for coordinating the study and why the pre-deployment baseline testing was or was not authorized.Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
July 2022
Req # A-2022-213
All reports obtained by CSIS Internal Security indicating that polygraph testing is consistent with the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, when these assessments were conducted and the variables provided by Internal Security to facilitate this assessment.Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
July 2022
Req # A-2022-214
All CSIS policies and contractual obligations, which mandate and authorize CSIS internal psychologists employed within the Employee’s Assistance Program, to report to CSIS Internal Security any potential concerns identified in the course of employee therapy sessions.Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
July 2022
Req # A-2022-216
A list of the medical conditions that CSIS either believes or has determined can impact polygraph test resultsOrganization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
July 2022
Req # A-2022-217
Further to NSIRA Review 2018-15 findings that “NSIRA has reviewed internal documents that note that polygraph exemptions are not a policy option,” identify all reports including internal CSIS policies, Briefing Notes and CSO/DSO or CSIS Executive which outline the grounds for polygraph deferrals not being a policy option, and any instructions that preclude this as a policy option.Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
July 2022
Req # A-2022-220
The number of consultations conducted by CSIS IS Polygraph Unit with CSIS Psychologists that support S12 / Operational polygraphs.Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
July 2022
Req # A-2022-221
The number of CSIS Employees who have had their security clearances renewed even though they have had adverse polygraph findings.Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
July 2022