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[Report of Security Intelligence Review Committee : No. 1]
Series title:National Press TheatreHierarchical level:Item (Accession level)Date:1986-06-25Item number (ISN):42682Type of material:Sound recordingsFound in:Archives / Film, Video and Sound -
Record information – Details Fonds/collection:CANADA. NATIONAL PRESS THEATREAccession:1986-0602Media:SoundProduction date:1986-06-25Production company:National Press TheatreDescription:Press conference held by Ron Atkey, Chairman of the Security Intelligence Review Committee, who presents the Committee's report on the Canadian Security Intelligence Service . In his opening remarks, Atkey commends the CSIS for its high level of competence in the areas of counter-intelligence and counter-terrorism and outlines both the positive and negative assessments brought out in the report. Among the issues raised by Atkey and in the question period which follows are: CSIS's mandate and its relationship to that of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police; the use of security screening procedures for government employees; the shortfall of civilians, women and francophones at both the recruitment and managerial levels of the CSIS; airport security; and access to secret information by CSIS. Questions in French are responded to by Jean-Jacques Blais. <30mn> Subjects:CANADA~FREEDOM OF INFORMATION~INTELLIGENCE SERVICE~INTERNAL SECURITY~PRESS CONFERENCES~CANADIAN SECURITY INTELLIGENCE SERVICE~ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE~SECURITY INTELLIGENCE REVIEW COMMITTEE~ATKEY, RONALD~BLAIS, JEAN-JACQUESLanguage:English / FrançaisDetailed holdings information: -
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