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Req # A-2020-00035
Request for all correspondence between the PBC Chairperson and the Minister of Public Safety pertaining to how releases on parole and/or parole board hearings were affected by COVID-19 during the timeframe: March 1, 2020 to November 9, 2020Organization: Parole Board of Canada
December 2020
Req # A-2020-00040
I would like access to the following documents in machine-readable format: 1. any document describing the Risk Assessment Framework (RAF) used by the Board. 2. A copy of the PBC decisions for offenders who subsequently reoffended while on parole, since 2010. If it is not possible to obtain them in this manner, I would like to have the information necessary to complete the Decision Registry Request Form. 3. The list of recidivism risk assessment tools used by the Board (e.g. LS/CMI, SARA, RRASOR, SAPROF, Static-99, etc.). 4. The list of recidivism risk assessment tools used to specifically assess inmates who have committed sexual crimes, and those who have committed spousal violence. 5. Any document summarizing the mandatory training for Board members who are appointed at the Board. 6. The list of Board members who have served on the Board since 2010. For each Board member, the date of the beginning of his or her first term. If the Board member has left the PBC, the date of the end of his or her last term. 7. The percentage of female victims for: all male inmates in 2019, male inmates who were granted some form of parole in 2019, and male inmates who were denied parole in 2019.Organization: Parole Board of Canada
December 2020
Req # A-20219-00106
Briefing documents prepared for the Office of the Chief Statistician in May 2019 for: OCS20190257 Deputy Minister Meeting on Energy Information; OCS20190380 On-Off Reserve Mobility using Census Data; OCS 20190381 Breakfast with the Canadian Council of Innovators; OCS20190398 Canada 4.0; OCS20190404 Pilot Project: Identification of construction starts from satellite images.Organization: Statistics Canada
December 2020
Req # A-2019-00440
Any documents that: announce and describe consultations with the general public prior to eliminating sex as a category in crime statistics; define which governmental and non-governmental organizations Statistics Canada consulted with in eliminating sex as a category for reporting crime; contain advice from outside groups or advocacy groups to drop sex as a category for reporting statistics on crime, and to replace sex with gender; were produced explaining why gender should replace sex in the reporting of criminal activity. An official publication of Statistics Canada that defines the following key terms in reporting statistics on crime, as well as the census: "man", "woman", "sex", "gender", "gender identity", "trans", "transsexual" and "transgender".Organization: Statistics Canada
December 2020
Req # A-2019-00442
The reports pertaining to the "extensive consultation" that was conducted between June 2017 and November 2018, and the statistical tests mentioned in this letter: https://twitter.com/JWaltersFemale/status/ 1204093978401894405/photo/1.Organization: Statistics Canada
December 2020
Req # A-2019-00477
Any documents that announce and describe consultations with the general public prior to eliminating sex as a category in crime statistics; define which governmental and non-governmental organizations Statistics Canada consulted with before eliminating sex as a category for reporting crime; contain advice from outside groups or advocacy groups to drop sex as a category for reporting statistics on crime, and to instead replace sex with gender.; produced explaining why gender should replace sex in the reporting of criminal activity.Organization: Statistics Canada
December 2020
Req # A-2020-00050
Data and internal documents that indicate the state of information gathering and any directives about how to look for entries for row 6.2 in https://www144.statcan.gc.ca/sdg-odd/goal-objectif06-eng.htm; and any research notes used to find entries for row 6.2.Organization: Statistics Canada
December 2020
Req # A-2020-00185
The weekly death counts reported by Canada for 2020, stop at week 39; the data for the weekly counts from week 38 to week 50, or the most current week recorded.Organization: Statistics Canada
December 2020
Req # A-2020-00049
Task & Solutions Professional Services (TSPS) and Task Based Informatics Professional Services (TBIPS) Supply Arrangement (SA) contracts and Standing Offer (SO) callups issued in the National Capital Region for the months of July, August , and September 2020.Organization: Transportation Safety Board of Canada
December 2020
Req # A-2020-00050
All ProServices contracts issued in the National Capital Region for the months of July, August and September 2020.Organization: Transportation Safety Board of Canada
December 2020