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NEWS > 15 December 2007

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Canada: New police complaints
Seventeen months past deadline, the Ontario government has finally set up its new police complaints system.

The new Office of the Independent Police Review Director (OIPRD), which officially opened its doors to the public Monday, is expected to change the province's approach to investigating complaints against any provincial, regional or municipal police officer in Ontario.

The new system empowers a civilian director to:

Investigate any and all complaints and to decide whether to investigate the complaints themselves.

Leave them in the hands of the police ... Read more

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Canadian Study Says Police Sho

Canada's national police force should become independent from the federal government, the National Post reports, citing conclusions of a task force.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police should become ```a separate entity with separate employer status'' to allow the force to manage its own financial affairs, the newspaper said, citing David Brown, chairman of the Task Force on Governance and Cultural Change.

A new civilian board of management that would report to government should be in place by Dec. 31, 2009, to manage the RCMP's financial affairs and resources, the task force recommended.

Government bureaucracy has kept the police force from doing their jobs, the Post said, citing Brown.

 

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