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Police Services Act Amended
to O. Reg. 81/00 DISCLOSURE
OF PERSONAL INFORMATION This
is the English version of a bilingual regulation.
1. In
this Regulation, an individual shall be deemed to be charged with an offence if
he or she,
(a)
is arrested and released in accordance with Part XVI of the Criminal Code (
(b)
is served with a summons under Part III of the Provincial
Offences Act in relation to an offence for which an individual may be
arrested, even if an information has not been laid at the time the summons is
served. O. Reg. 265/98, s. 1.
2. (1) A
chief of police or his or her designate may disclose personal information about
an individual to any person if,
(a)
the individual has been convicted or found guilty of an offence under the
Criminal Code (
(b)
the chief of police or his or her designate who would disclose the
personal information reasonably believes that the individual poses a significant
risk of harm to other persons or property; and
(c)
the chief of police or his or her designate who would disclose the
personal information reasonably believes that the disclosure will reduce that
risk.
(2) If subsection
(1) applies, the chief of police or his or her designate may disclose any
personal information about the individual that the chief of police or his or her
designate reasonably believes will reduce the risk posed by the individual.
O. Reg. 265/98, s. 2.
3. (1) A
chief of police or his or her designate may disclose personal information, as
described in subsection (2), about an individual to any person if the individual
has been charged with, convicted or found guilty of an offence under the Criminal
Code (Canada), the Controlled Drugs
and Substances Act (Canada) or any other federal or provincial Act.
(2) If subsection
(1) applies, the following information may be disclosed:
1.
The individual’s name, date of birth and address.
2.
The offence described in subsection (1) with which he or she has been
charged or of which he or she has been convicted or found guilty and the
sentence, if any, imposed for that offence.
3.
The outcome of all significant judicial proceedings relevant to the
offence described in subsection (1).
4.
The procedural stage of the criminal justice process to which the
prosecution of the offence described in subsection (1) has progressed and the
physical status of the individual in that process (for example, whether the
individual is in custody, or the terms, if any, upon which he or she has been
released from custody).
5.
The date of the release or impending release of the individual from
custody for the offence described in subsection (1), including any release on
parole or temporary absence. O. Reg.
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