Completed Access to Information Requests

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Search the summaries of completed Access to Information (ATI) requests to find information about ATI requests made to the Government of Canada after January 2020. If you find a summary of interest, you can request a copy of the records at no cost using the form below each summary. Requests made through this form are considered informal requests and are not subject to the same requirements as requests under the Access to Information Act (ATIA).

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Found 278 record(s)

Req # A-2022-634

All assessments conducted for the ADH of the strengths of the existing Psychological Health and Safety Strategy between 2014 01 and 2022 10.

Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service

0 page(s)
October 2022

Req # A-2022-635

All legal requirements associated with psychological health practices in CSIS that are annually identified and compiled for review by the ADH between 2014 01 and 2022 10.

Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service

0 page(s)
October 2022

Req # A-2022-662

All “strategic pillars of risk” regularly assessed vis a vis CSIS' psychological health practices and procedures and which are catalogued for all investments in training and for deployment / employment of additional OHW staff to support these practices / procedures and mitigate against the pillars of risk between 2014 01 and 2022 10.

Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service

0 page(s)
October 2022

Req # A-2021-476

All records regarding A/CAEE’s noted provision of a detailed analysis of the employee comments posted in response to the recent spotlight article on The Source on Leadership Matters.

Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service

114 page(s)
September 2022

Req # A-2021-477

All records regarding SEL’s noted circulation of summary to EXCOM of employee requests for action/solutions offered posted in response to the recent Leadership Matters spotlight on The Source, grouped by targeted stakeholder. 

Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service

96 page(s)
September 2022

Req # A-2021-484

All records regarding SEL led discussion on the employee comments and reaction to a recent spotlight article on The Source on Leadership Matters and EX Advisory Committee meeting 2021 07 23 to consider the comments and forthcoming recommendations to EXCOM regarding potential responses.

Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service

264 page(s)
September 2022

Req # A-2021-578

Briefing note: Ref # EXE21-37782

Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service

19 page(s)
September 2022

Req # A-2022-11

The number and content of courses offered to CSIS staff who are exposed to potentially disturbing material, when these courses were first instituted, their duration, follow up procedures to assess the value of these courses and the metrics to determine the success of these courses on the mental health of CSIS staff.

Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service

60 page(s)
September 2022

Req # A-2022-12

All internal responsibility centre consultations and CSIS staff expressions of concern vis a vis exposure to potentially disturbing material, the date of these various consultations and efforts to provide additional means to mitigate against this exposure

Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service

66 page(s)
September 2022

Req # A-2022-159

Any internal CSIS briefing notes, presentations, reports, case studies, correspondence to any ministers or deputy ministers in any department and to the Commissioner of the RCMP and/or the chief justice of the Federal Court about delays in judicial authorization for BSI for 2021 and 2022.

Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service

9 page(s)
September 2022
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