Committees

The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police today is comprised of an extensive series of Committees dedicated to dealing with a wide range of issues important to public safety and security and to improving Canadian policing and the criminal justice system. In this regard, CACP Committees make meaningful and useful contributions in a number of areas.

The Association currently has the following Committees:

• Aviation Security Committee
• Business Advisory Committee
• CACP Use of Force Advisory Committee
• Canadian Tri-Services Emergency Management Committee
• Counter Terrorism and National Security Committee
• Crime Prevention, Community Safety and Well-being
• Drug Advisory Committee
• Electronic Crime Committee
• Electronic Crime Committee >> National Technological Crime Advisory Committee (NTCAC)
• Ethics Committee
• Human Resources and Learning Committee
• Information, Communication and Technology Committee
• Information, Communication and Technology Committee - LEIDS
• Information, Communication and Technology Committee - Toolkits
• International Committee
• Law Amendments Committee
• Organized Crime Committee
• Organized Crime Committee >> National Working Group-Undercover Operations Sub-Committee
• Police Information and Statistics (POLIS) Committee
• Policing with First Nations, Metis and Inuit Peoples Committee
• Private Sector Liaison Committee
• Professional Standards Committee
• Special Purpose Committee >> Firearms Technical Committee
• Special Purpose Committee >> Canadian Intelligence Service Canada
• Special Purpose Committee >> National Joint Committee
• Traffic Committee
• Victims of Crime Committee

CACP Committees deal with some of the most complex and important issues facing policing in Canada today.

These issues include:

• Lawful access and encryption
• Hate crimes
• Proceeds of crime and money laundering regulations
• Drug awareness training
• National road safety
• Organized Crime
• Data/Statistic Collection
• Family Violence
• Youth Crime
• Canada/US Border Security
• Interprovincial Jurisdiction Issues
• Police ethics and moral reasoning
• Workplace violence
• White collar crime
• Firearms legislation
• Counter-terrorism
• Traffic Safety