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Information & Communications Technology Committee

Mandate:

Identify issues of concern and recommend courses of action regarding Information Management (IM) and Communications Technology (ICT) for the endorsement of the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) and coordinate action with other CACP committees and stakeholders.

Objectives:

Promote and recommend Information Management (IM) and interoperability best practices and standards among public safety partners in Canada, as well as internationally, to enhance the safety of both the public and public safety responders;
Encourage the CACP’s involvement in promoting information and communications technology opportunities and solutions that serve police and public safety requirements and to advance best practices among members within the law enforcement community, public safety partners, and, where necessary, through the criminal justice system; and
Monitor emerging technologies and trends for their impacts on policing best practices and to determine how they can be applied to improve the quality and effectiveness of policing and public safety.

Co-chairs:

Mr. Mark Penney & Ms. Deidra White

Additional Resources

File Name	Type	Lang	Size
NG9-1-1 Self Asessment Form		en	249 kb
Shared Services/What Chiefs of Police Need to Know		en	128 kb
CCSIMS Draft for Comment Sept. 2015		en	2 mb
Resolution on Improving Public Safety Interoperabi		en	30 kb

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