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What are the letters between the Commissioner and the Minister?
- In the spirit of transparency, the letters between the Commissioner and the Minister of National Defence, in which she outlines her findings and wherein he agrees with the recommendations, are appended to this report. 3?|?Special Report to Parliament ACCESS AT ISSUE
What does the Court of Appeal say about the Commissioner?
- The Court of Appeal has granted the Commissioner intervener status in these proceedings. The Commissioner’s arguments before the Court of Appeal set out the broader implications of this case for requesters, the role of the Information Commissioner under the Act, and the access to information regime.
Can the Commissioner review cabinet confidences?
- Although in the normal course the Commissioner is unable to review Cabinet confidences as part of her investigations, there are some unusual circumstances that can arise that allow the Commissioner to see unredacted versions of records over which an institution has claimed Cabinet confidences.
What happens after the Commissioner reports to the complainant?
- After the Commissioner reports to the complainant the results of her investigation of an institution’s decision to refuse access to requested records, the complainant may be of the view that more information should be disclosed.
PART I – OVERVIEW AND STATEMENT OF FACTS