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Information Commissioner of Canada - October 7, 2010
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Information Commissioner of Canada - October 7, 2010
Supreme Court Hearings Information Commissioner of Canada v. Prime Minister of Canada - October 7th, 2010Case #33299Information Commissioner of Canada v. Minister of Transport Canada - October 7th, 2010Case #33296Information Commissioner of Canada v. Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police - October 7th, 2010Case #33297Information Commissioner of Canada v. Minister of National Defence - October 7th, 2010Case #33300Should the public have access to the agenda and documents of the prime minister and cabinet ministers? That is the main argument behind four appeals that date back to the 1990s. Several access-to-information requests were denied regarding former prime minister Jean Chrétien’s daily agendas from 1994 to 1999. The appeals also deal with former transport minister David Collenette's agendas, as well as documents of former defence minister Art Eggleton.The federal government argues that the office of the prime minister or a cabinet minister is not considered a "government institution" under the Access to Information Act.
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Date Found: October 19, 2010
Date Produced: October 07, 2010
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