BC Civil Liberties group decries secret consultations
July 8th, 2008 12:00am
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The BC government increasingly engages in secret consultations when legislative and policy changes are being considered. The latest example concerns proposed amendments to the Police Act. In order to participate in consultations, BC Civil Liberties Association was asked to sign a confidentiality agreement that requires participants to keep secret everything said both before AND AFTER the introduction of any resulting legislation.
BCCLA is calling on the government to throw out the confidentiality agreement.
LINK to news release http://www.bccla.org/pressreleases/08Police_Act.pdf
The BC government increasingly engages in secret consultations when legislative and policy changes are being considered. The latest example concerns proposed amendments to the Police Act. In order to participate in consultations, BC Civil Liberties Association was asked to sign a confidentiality agreement that requires participants to keep secret everything said both before AND AFTER the introduction of any resulting legislation.
BCCLA is calling on the government to throw out the confidentiality agreement.
LINK to news release http://www.bccla.org/pressreleases/08Police_Act.pdf
